[DOC] [TLE] Oregano...or is it Marjoram? - Sally's Place [PAR] Certainly some of the overlapping comes from the fact that marjoram used to 
have its own genus. ... Many of the familiar culinary herbs are from this family: 
mint, basil, oregano and sage. Marjoram and oregano are similar in appearance. 
... Even the name oregano comes from the Greek, meaning "joy of the mountain. [DOC] [TLE] Greek Herb of the Month | Le Petit Greek Estiatorio [PAR] Mar 18, 2015 ... The name comes from two ancient Greek words. ... Oreganos is then referred to 
as the brilliant joy of the mountain. Anyone ... Included in that would be medicine 
and the use of the herb oregano from a medicinal and culinary ... Its leaves have 
a sharper flavor than sweet marjoram and taste a little like thyme. [DOC] [TLE] Marjoram - KingTutShop [PAR] Its common name is sweet marjoram or knotted marjoram. ... Even the name 
oregano comes from the Greek, meaning "joy of the mountain." ... It is from the 
mint family and can be very much confused with other herbs like oregano, thyme, 
... flowers which make it a highly decorative herb that is suitable for the flower 
garden. [DOC] [TLE] Origanum vulgare hirtum Greek Oregano - Mountain Valley Growers [PAR] Origanum vulgaris hirtum is the true Greek Oregano with flavor so intense it 
numbs the ... (Oregano, loosely interpreted from the Greek, means Joy of the 
Mountain). ... Origanum vulgare is the botanic name for the Wild Marjoram with 
the pink flower ... And, like most herbs, six hours of sun is preferable to fully 
develop those... [DOC] [TLE] Healing Properties of Marjoram | Off The Grid News [PAR] The Herb. Marjoram, a member of the mint family, is an attractive, ... The name 
marjoram is a Greek word that means joy of the mountain, and many ancient... [DOC] [TLE] Oregano,'Greek (Collection) Seeds [PAR] Greek Oregano is the classic culinary oregano, considered the best ... The 
difference in taste between fresh oregano and the store-bought dried variety is 
like night and day. ... Culinary members of Origanum are easy-to-grow perennials 
that tolerate a variety of .... The herb is commonly called 'joy of the mountain' in 
Greece. [DOC] [TLE] The Joy of The Mountain: The Oregano Plant | Gardening | Pioneer ... [PAR] Known as joy of the mountain, Origanum vulgare is commonly called ... Similar in 
taste to marjoram, oregano's taste is more pungent and has ... Oregano is a half-
hardy perennial that can be grown outdoors as an annual or indoors as a 
perennial. Blooming in early summer, Greek oregano has pink, white, or purple 
flowers,... [DOC] [TLE] Oregano: Joy of the Mountains / romancing the spice . . . | Whole Spice [PAR] Apr 21, 2014 ... This hot flowery herb is a staple in Italian, Greek, and Mexican cuisines. ... with a 
hint of lemon, marjoram has a milder sweeter aroma with a slight minty taste. ... 
Here's an easy ratio that I like to use when cooking with oregano: 3 ... oregano, 
we hope you will enjoy cooking with this joy of the mountain herb. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about HERBS & SPICES - StudyStack [PAR] THE NAME OF THIS HERB THAT'S SIMILAR TO MARJORAM IS FROM THE 
GREEK FOR "JOY OF THE MOUNTAIN", OREGANO. THIS "EQUINE" HERB'S... [DOC] [TLE] Oregano - Herbs2000.com [PAR] The famous European herb called the oregano or the pot marjoram is a very 
familiar ... and has a sage like aroma, it also smells somewhat like another spice, 
the ... and more potent Greek oregano - O. heracleoticum, this very pungent herb 
that is ... for joy - thus the herb can be said to be "joy of the mountain" in 
translation. [DOC] [TLE] Herbs - STIRLING FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO, SOUTHERN UTAH [PAR] Rosemary is a versatile herb that can be used in all kinds of dishes. ... wild in the 
mountains of Italy and Greece; its Greek name means "joy of the mountain. ... 
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Question: The name of this herb that's similar to marjoram is from the Greek for "joy of the mountain"
Answer: oregano