With common names like Mexican mint, Spanish thyme, Cuban oregano and Indian borage, Plectranthus Amboinicus leaves many gardeners wondering exactly what it is!  It isn’t actually oregano, mint, thyme, or borage. It's a fragrant, velvety herb that is perennial in tropical regions, possibly originating in Africa or India. Traditionally used as both a medicinal plant and as a spice, Cuban oregano can be used to make herbal tea or as a spice on many types of meat dishes. It tastes and smells of mint and oregano.

• As is nature, actual plant may vary from the photo!
• Shipped in a standard growers pot with soil to prevent damage to roots.