Mexican Mint Marigold

Mexican Mint Marigold is a versatile herbaceous perennial valued for its fine, glossy green foliage and its fragrant, anise-like scent. From late spring until fall, it produces clusters of small golden-yellow flowers that attract pollinators and brighten late-season beds. The upright, bushy growth habit reaches 12 inches tall and spreads 12 inches wide, offering both ornamental and culinary appeal. Often used as a substitute for tarragon, the leaves can be harvested fresh. Its compact size, tidy form, and strong heat tolerance make it especially useful for regions such as North Texas.

•  A herbaceous perennial
•  Golden-yellow flowers from spring to fall
•  Aromatic green foliage with culinary use
•  Upright growth habit
•  Great for seasonal beds, herb displays, or containers

Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Remove spent blooms to extend flowering and cut back in early spring to maintain shape. While typically grown outdoors, it can be used as an indoor herb in bright, sunny spaces.