Herbs enjoy sun all day and need at least six hours of direct sun to produce high amounts of flavorful oils. Many herbs ...

If mold is an issue, we recommend using a small commercial dehydrator. To hang dry herbs, tie sprigs or branches into small ...

You're also safely preserving some of the herbs' original flavor, color, oils, and nutrients. Air drying by hanging inverted bunches of sprigs is the traditional method and ideal for large ...

Herbs. After harvesting herbs, hang them upside down to dry. The reason for this is to promote flow – from the stems into the leaves – of the essential oils responsible for the herbs’ flavor.