Growing Your Own Marjoram. Marjoram cannot tolerate subfreezing temperatures, so it usually is grown as an annual, but it can be carried over because it is one of the easiest herbs to propagate ...

'Marjoram is very easy to propagate,' explains Robin. 'You can take softwood cuttings in spring or summer. Just snip a 3–4-inch stem, remove the lower leaves, and root it in water or a moist potting ...

One project carried out in 2011-2012 saw 32 varieties of summer flowering garden plants grown in beds and counted the insects ... That includes marjoram as well as thyme, lavender and Russian sage ...