Mexican Tarragon. A rather attractive flowering plant with bright yellow marigold-like flowers. An ancient medicinal plant used by the Aztecs. The leaves can be used as a flavouring if dried, a possible substitute to Tarragon. Tea can also be made. Prefers a sunny sheltered site. Not Hardy.
Common NameMexican Tarragon, Mexican MariGold
Approx Height (10 yrs.)15-30 cm (6-12")
Soil TypeAll
Soil pHAcid, Neutral, Alkaline
AspectSun
HardinessHardy
Flowering TimeSummer to Autumn
Evergreen/DeciduousDeciduous
Plants for PollinatorsPlants for Pollinators
Bee FriendlyBee Friendly
Edible Leaves, Seed or BerriesEdible Leaves
Flower ColourYellow
Plant TypeHerbs