Learn how to grow Marjoram from start to finish. This includes when to plant, soil type requirements, sunlight needs and more!
Soil
What soil is good for Marjoram?
Marjoram prefers moisture retentive soil, with plenty of compost mixed in.
Position
How much sun does Marjoram need?
Plant Marjoram in a full sun or part sun position.
Frost Tolerant
Is Marjoram frost tolerant?
No. Although Marjoram is a perennial herb, it requires protection from frost to survive the winter.
Spacing
How much space does Marjoram need?
Plant Marjoram roughly 20cm apart.
Planting
When should I plant Marjoram?
Marjoram is best planted out in spring, although can be grown all year round if protected from frost.
Feeding
What do I feed Marjoram?
Marjoram is not a heavy feeder, use a light application of organic fertiliser throughout the year as required.
Harvesting
When can I harvest Marjoram?
Harvest your Marjoram as required by cutting the stems from the top down, cutting off up to ⅓ of the length of each stem at one time.
Pests
What pests does Marjoram get?
Pests that affect Marjoram include: Aphids, Thrips, Spider Mites, Slugs, Snails.
Diseases
What diseases does Marjoram get?
Diseases that can affect Marjoram include: Rust.
Notes
Is there anything else I need to know about Marjoram?
Marjoram is easy to grow and is generally pest and disease free.
Marjoram are Perennial
Marjoram are Easy To Grow
Marjoram are Shade Tolerant