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Mexican tarragon

Tagetes lucida

  • Family
    Asteraceae
  • Life cycle
    Hardy perennial
  • Location
    Full sun
  • Winter Hardiness
    Hardiness to 0°C
  • Water
    Drought
  • Soil Requirements
    Well-drained

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The leaves of the Mexican Dragoncello are characterized by the intense notes of Anise. Flowers and leaves are collected in the summer and are widely used in the kitchen to flavor dishes, liqueurs and sauces.

The plant can be grown in pots and prefers winter shelter.

Avoid water stagnation and too frequent wets.

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  • Useful advice on Mexican tarragon? Tick ​​the vegetation regularly! This will allow the vegetation to renew itself and the plant to always remain thick even at the base.