Ancient Greeks knew a thing or two when it came to herbs, and oregano is one that they simply could not do without.

Dried oregano in a small wooden bowl with fresh organo leaves - New Africa/Shutterstock Novice and expert bakers alike are always looking for new ways to enhance their favorite treats -- one strategy ...

The oregano family, genus Origanum, are aromatic perennials with hairy, square stems. The family includes 44 species, of which marjoram is one. During the Middle Ages, marjoram and oregano were used ...

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 ...

Propagating oregano from cuttings ensures strong, flavorful plants that match your favorite variety. Take 3 to 4 inch stem cuttings, remove lower leaves, and plant in moist, well-draining soil.

SPECIES: Origanum (oh-rig’a-num). Member Labiatae, or mint family. No botanical distinction between herbs commonly known as oregano and marjoram. In culinary use, however, oregano relates to plants ...

Thyme supports immunological function, inflammation reduction, and neuroprotection Oregano lowers oxidative stress and aids in post-exercise recovery Beyond the kitchen, both herbs provide ...

Fresh herbs were among the first things the pilgrims planted when they arrived in the New World. Filled with parsley, sage, rosemary, oregano, thyme, marjoram, mint and the like, these herb gardens ...

Rosemary, sage, oregano, thyme and bay laurel, however, will get by indoors if cared for properly. Parsley may grow well, too ...