Mexican Mint Marigold
Tagetes lucida
This herb is covered with masses of tiny yellow flowers late into the fall. It prefers full sun and works well in a perennial
border or herb garden. Use it as a substitute for French tarragon, which does not like hot, humid Southern summers. Enjoy
its licorice scent in the garden and in your kitchen creations. Use it as a perennial in the Middle, Lower, and Coastal South;
treat it as an annual in the Upper South.
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