Oregano

While cooking, sprinkle meat, chicken with oregano for flavor. Use it in marinades or stuffings. Chop and mix into bread or pizza dough for a… Read More »What Food Is Oregano Good For?

Marjoram (Origanum Majorana) is a spicier herb than many other types of oregano. While not strictly a variety of oregano, the two plants do look… Read More »What Plant Looks Like Oregano?

Cut your oregano plant down to the ground after the first frost. The plant will have gone dormant by this time and cutting the stems… Read More »Do You Cut Back Oregano In The Fall?

Pruning throughout the summer can also result in fuller growth and a more plentiful harvest. Cut back the stems of the oregano plant using pruning… Read More »How Do You Get Oregano To Grow Back?

Parsley and basil in particular have deep roots and do better in containers at least 18 inches deep. Oregano, tarragon, and thyme have root systems… Read More »Does Oregano Have Deep Roots?

Oregano plants produce an abundance of flowers so they look great in the garden when they’re blooming. What is this? Allowing the plants to bloom… Read More »Should Oregano Have Flowers?

Greek oregano (Origanum vulgare var. hirtum) has an intense, spicy flavor used in many different kinds of cuisines. It has white flowers. What Colour are… Read More »Which Oregano Has White Flowers?

Oregano is self-seeding, so the plants will easily grow back. You can divide the plants in late spring if you want to put one indoors.… Read More »How Does Oregano Reproduce?

It still lives in my garden – or rather its descendants do, since every few years oregano benefits from being lifted and divided. Division is… Read More »When Should I Split Oregano?

1 to 2 feet tall. Plant 8 to 10 inches apart. The plants will grow 1 to 2 feet tall and spread about 18 inches.… Read More »How Big Do Oregano Plants Get?