Oregano or Marjoram?- HerbDay2007
Experts cannot agree on whether Oregano and Marjoram are the same herb, or different herbs.
Oregano (Latin name - Origanum vulgare) is a culinary herb, widely used in Greek and Italian dishes. Oregano is frequently used on pizzas.
Marjoram is a type of Oregano.
The leaves of Oregano and Marjoram are the part of the plant used in cooking. The leaves are aromatic, with a slightly bitter taste.
Do you grow Oregano or Marjoram? Let us know what you use them for, by commenting below.
This is part of a series of posts about growing and using herbs.
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