Say “Yes” to Oregano
Oregano’s name means “joy of the mountain” derived from two Greek words,…
Some Sage Wisdom
Salvia officinalis—from the Latin word "salvere"—the name means "to save" and refers…
Due Dill-igence: Facts and Growing Tips for Dill
Sure, we've got growing tips for dill but first, a little history...…
Chive Talkin’: Facts About Chives
When the colonists arrived on the shores of America, among the kitchen…
Artemisia: Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
The genus of Artemisia, consisting of over two hundred mostly aromatic plants…
Catch the Feverfew
Since the time of Plutarch, feverfew has been used in the Western…
Parsley: It’s Actually Good For Something
Don’t despise parsley, that sprig of green that usually sits as a…
Thyme is on Your Side (Yes, it is!)
Most herbal writers agree that thyme may be the oldest herb known…
Forage for Borage
Borage (Borago officinalis) is commonly recognized as the herb with cucumber-like tasting…
There’s Something About Rosemary
Just the name evokes mystery and romance. Its Latin name means literally…
Genteel Chamomile
"Chamomile is put to divers and sundry uses, both for pleasure and…