Oregano has a pungent scent and flavor punch. It is an easy to grow herb, which is used fresh or dried. Learn about harvesting and drying oregano herbs in this article so you can have it readily on hand.

Greek oregano is a popular culinary herb that's robust and easy to grow. Learn how to plant and grow this spicy, flavorful perennial now on Gardener's Path.

Basil, chives, cilantro, dill, fennel, lavender, lemon balm, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, savory, scented geranium, and thyme all grow with very little care.

No self-respecting Greek will return home from Greece without a large stash of dried Greek Oregano in their luggage. Try explaining that one to a customs officer.

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No self-respecting Greek will return home from Greece without a large stash of dried Greek Oregano in their luggage. Try explaining that one to a customs officer. (All links open a new page, so you won't lose your spot when you look around! Get information on gardening and cultural traditions, recipes, stories, and more!) *A…

Greek oregano is one of the most desirable of the many varieties of oregano for cooking. This herb dries well, and retains its strong flavour and aroma if stored in an airtight container. It thrives in patio containers, raised beds, and other well-drained sites. The instructions on how to grow oregano from seed that follow provide some useful tips and tricks.

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Everything you need to know about how to buy, store, prepare, and cook with fresh oregano. Plus 8 recipes with oregano!