About This

• The Tarragon leaves are scented and flavored with a tarragon-like anise taste that is actually a bit stronger than French Tarragon (Artemisia), which melts out quickly in the heat.
• If you've tried and failed to grow Tarragon before -- or if you just love the look of this handsome shrub -- give Mexican Tarragon a go!
• A member of the Marigold family, Mexican Tarragon is a small shrub hardy in zones 8-11 and grown as an annual everywhere else. It's a lovely plant, reaching about 2 feet high and 12 to 15 inches wide, with bright green foliage reaching 3 inches long.
• It blooms lightly in late spring, then heavily in early fall, the super-bright yellow ½-inch blooms held in clusters atop the foliage. (Their intense color will remind you of Marigolds!) Where it's happy, it reseeds freely.
• A great choice for containers, the herb or vegetable garden, or annual beds, Mexican Tarragon is very easy to grow. Once established, it tolerates drought nicely, and heat and humidity are never problems.

Overview

• Brand : Park Seed
• Material Feature : Organic
• Color : Green,Yellow
• Expected Blooming Period : Spring
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 100.0 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Spring
• Soil Type : Sandy Soil
• Moisture Needs : Moderate Watering
• Number of Pieces : 100