This flavorful herb is a staple ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine, and while this is all good and well for pasta lovers, there is so much more to this humble plant. […]
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Pasta and pizza wouldn’t be the same without the beautifully herbaceous flavor of oregano. It is well known that this tiny herb packs a punch when it comes to flavorful
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Mexican Oregano, Lippia graveolens, is not true oregano. However, for many across the world, it tastes just as good or even better. Furthermore, Mexican oregano is not even related to the
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Cuban Oregano or Coleus amboinicius, is not native to Cuba and is not oregano. This fragrant semi-succulent perennial plant is likely native to Africa or India. It has a lovely
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How to Start an Herb Garden Different people like different plants in their gardens. If you have extra space in your backyard, or you want the idea of not having
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I love my veggie garden, and around two years ago, I decided that I needed to add something sweet to my veggie patch. Someone suggested I try my hand at
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Watermelon is one of my favorite fruits to grow and eat, so I am always looking for gardening tips and tricks to help me grow better watermelon. The moment I
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The sunflower is a humble but noble plant. Not many plants can evoke feelings of both unpretentiousness and elegant sophistication at the same time. Viewers are free to feel either
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While Arkansas can still get very cold and residents will experience freezing temperatures, winters are typically shorter. The summer is hot and humid, making for a subtropical-like climate. The northern
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