Getting your herb garden ready for winter includes pruning and clearing out spent material. These are the herbs you need to cut back.

Give your herb garden a little extra attention by taking the time to trim your herbs so that they can continue to flourish for the rest of the growing season. With a little patience and a pair of ...

I have been involved with herbs since the early 1980s. Seems a long time ago and just yesterday at the same time! Early on, I was giving a presentation in September when a person asked me, “I have ...

The long winter nap that my perennial herbs usually take has been shortened quite a bit by the early warm weather. As a result, I’ve got loads of chives, oregano, rosemary, thyme and sage getting a ...

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When it comes to cutting up fresh herbs, you need to know how to properly slice, chiffonade, and rock chop. In this video, J. Kenji López-Alt from Serious Eats demonstrates each technique and explains ...

There are many ways to propagate oregano indoors, for herbs at the ready year round, but these two methods produce the best ...

Temperatures are already dropping. Soon fall will arrive and summer herbs will be no more. You can preserve some of your summer garden and save money, however, by drying your herbs. Here's how BobVila ...

While you can substitute dried herbs for fresh ones using the correct ratios, sometimes the dry stuff fails to impart the fragrant notes you want in your cuisine. But boy, does it save time, ...