How to dry oregano to retain its flavor originally appeared on Dengarden. Oregano is a beginner herb gardener’s dream. This herb grows quickly, produces a lot, and is relatively low-maintenance, even ...

If you plan to grow oregano from seeds, you can simply mist the seeds, cover them in plastic wrap, set them in the sun, and wait about a week for the seeds to germinate. Ryan McEnaney, public ...

Harvest oregano mid-morning during growing season just before it flowers. Regular harvesting boosts supply and keeps the plant healthy while encouraging more growth. Decide whether you want fresh or ...

When spring starts hot and dry and some plants are struggling already, or - in the case of my apricot tree - still confused and bare to the bone, a class of plants is thriving. Mediterranean herbs ...

Used dried or fresh, oregano (Origanum vulgare) adds a pungent, slightly spicy note to Italian, Mexican, and Greek cuisines. The fresh herb's flavor is subtler than that of the dried variety, a ...

Choose your garden oregano carefully. Even among the edible varieties there is a wide range. Debbie W. of Sebastopol asks: What is the difference between culinary and ornamental oregano? The most ...