Growing oregano, even right in your kitchen, is an easy way to improve the taste of dishes you cook, but there is a trick to ...

Plant oregano indoors in the spring, around six to 10 weeks before your area's last projected frost. The container you choose should have drainage holes and be made of unglazed clay.

These herbs may pair nicely in the kitchen, but in the garden, they should be in different spots due to their incompatible ...

Oregano seeds require light in order to germinate, so never cover seeds with soil. Instead, press them lightly onto the surface of a high-quality seed starting soil mix that has a fine, even texture.

"Gather and prepare your herbs by harvesting them, removing any dead leaves and then tying the stems together in small bunches, then hang them upside down in a warm, well-ventilated place out of ...