Mexican oregano

Mexican oregano is an herb with a slight citrusy flavor used to add a savory touch to many dishes, widely used in Mexican cuisine and all over the world.

Take a look at our in-depth and easy to follow guide on growing Mexican Oregano Plants. #mexicanoregano #mexicanoreganoplants #growingoregano #growmexicanoregano

What is Mexican oregano? And do you really need it in addition to regular oregano in your pantry? Learn all about this Mexican staple.

Whirls of soft purple and white blooms throughout the warm season.

Spice up your meals with Homemade Salsa Verde Seasoning! This vibrant blend of Mexican oregano, cumin, garlic powder, and more adds a burst of authentic flavor to grilled meats, roasted veggies, and marinades. Elevate your dishes with this easy-to-make seasoning recipe! #MexicanFlavors #HomemadeSeasoning #SalsaVerde

When a friend brought us a jar of intensely fragrant oregano from travels to Portugal, we became curious about the different varieties of this herb. What’s the distinction between Greek, Italian, Turkish, and Mexican oregano? Do you know which kind you have in your spice cupboard or herb garden?Oregano is generally classified in two categories: Mediterranean and Mexican. Despite the shared name and similar flavors, these are two completely different species.

Follow this go-to herb gardening guide to growing Mexican oregano. Learn how to care for Mexican oregano. Plus, learn what makes Mexican oregano different from other oregano varieties. #gardeningchannel #gardening #herbgardening #mexicanoregano #culinaryherbs

Cuban Oregano (Mexican Mint) will tolerate light shade, but will thrive in full sun. Derives name because of it's common use in Cuban cooking

July 10, 2015 Each year I replant a purple fountain grass (Pennisetum setaceum) next to the Mexican oregano (Poliomintha longiflora) in the streetside garden. I love the rich color echo between the Mexican oregano’s lilac flowers and the grass’s dark … Read More

Oregano and Mexican oregano can be difficult to tell apart. Here are their differences and why it matters

Wondering about Greek vs Italian oregano? Here's the difference between Greek and Italian oregano and how to tell them apart and use them.

Several key herbs and peppers create the foundation of Mexican cuisine. Everyone knows and loves cilantro and chile peppers, but have you ever tried epazote, Mexican oregano, or Mexican mint marigolds? Add some authenticity and good flavor to your Mexican dishes this season with these herbs and spices! #Mexican #Herb #Garden #chiles

Oregano and marjoram are harvested the same way. I follow the main branch to a point right above a set of leaves and cut there. This will produce a greater number of branches and a more productive …

What is Mexican Oregano? | Mexican Please

Mexican bush oregano can survive in harsh and varied conditions, making it an excellent choice for parts of the garden where nothing else seems to be able to survive. Learn more about how to grow Mexican oregano and its care in this article.

Oregano Hot and Spicy Herb Try our Oregano Hot and Spicy in your Mexican dishes for extra spice. Take regular oregano add peppery flavor and you have Hot and Spicy Oregano. Perfect for Mexican dishes and other Latin dishes. Add sparingly to taste. As with regular Oregano, the Culinary Herb Hot and Spicy Oregano grows in well drained sandy soil in full sun to part sun. Pink

How to cook with Mexican oregano—even if you don't have any on hand.

Open to adding a taste of Latin America to your garden? Consider Mexican oregano, a citrusy herb that’s easy to grow. Learn more at Gardener’s Path.