Oregano

If your move the oregano to an area of full sun with good airflow and well draining soil (amended with sand or grit) then the… Read More »Can You Revive A Dead Oregano Plant?

Oregano. In the garden: Good companion to all vegetables, especially those that are most susceptible to sap-sucking insects like aphids. Plant near peppers, eggplant, squash,… Read More »What Grows Well With Oregano?

Although oregano thrives in a warm climate, it’s a hardy perennial that returns year after year — and without much work! How long does a… Read More »Does Oregano Keep Growing?

Arrange some of the herb leaves in a single layer on the towel and then top with another folded paper towel and pat down. Transfer… Read More »Can I Dry Oregano In The Microwave?

After washing and conditioning your hair, you can use oregano oil on your scalp and hair as a leave-in conditioner. This will help to keep… Read More »Can I Put Oregano Oil On My Scalp?

Essential oils don’t spoil like food does, but they do change over time. Because it’s hard to determine what the oils have changed into, it’s… Read More »Can Oregano Oil Go Rancid?

Carefully remove the herbs from any stalks, roughly chop larger pieces, and place them in an ice cube tray. Fill each little section up halfway… Read More »Can I Preserve Oregano In Olive Oil?

Always use clean and dried oregano. If you use fresh oregano, have it dried at least 24 hours in advance, to avoid the oil going… Read More »Can I Use Dried Oregano To Make Oregano Oil?

Cut Herbs in Olive Oil Rinse the herbs, pat them dry with a paper towel. Pour olive oil to cover the herb and fill up… Read More »How Do You Freeze Oregano In Olive Oil?

After two weeks, strain the oil and discard the leaves. Seal and refrigerate the now-infused oil of oregano and use it as desired. As you… Read More »Do You Refrigerate Oil Of Oregano?