Mexican Tarragon Seeds
AT A GLANCE: FS · Sun | P · Container Friendly | WS · Warm Season
Quick grow facts: Mexican tarragon culinary herb
Mexican tarragon brings aromatic leaves to the herb patch, cousin. Give it sunshine and trim for the kitchen.
Growing details
Bring anise-like flavor and golden flowers to your herb garden. Mexican tarragon, also called Mexican mint marigold, adds fragrant leaves to fish, poultry, and other savory dishes. Grow it near the kitchen in a sunny bed or container.
🌱 Days to Maturity: 70–90 days
☀️ Sun: Full sun
💧 Water: Water as needed for even moisture; allow excess water to drain.
Sowing Instructions: Start in well-drained soil; avoid keeping the roots waterlogged.
Packet: 50 seeds.
Food Security Starts With a Seed.
Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Unmodified photograph of the mature plant.
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