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Question from Laura

Is it okay to dry herbs (red clover) on a clean window screen? Will the metal of the screening adversely interact with the plant material? Would placing them on paper towels help?

Debra’s Answer

Readers?

I dry herbs in small bundles, which I hang upside down in a dry area. Don’t know about drying them on a screen.

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