Tagetes filifolia 'Dropshot' / syn. Tagetes anisata (Irish Lace)

Bushy dwarf marigold grown primarily for its feathery leaves which can be used instead of French Tarragon, raw or cooked, or as a tea. The whole plant is sweetly fragrant, smelling of anise. Insignificant flowers 8"

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Hardiness:

Tender

Longevity:

Annual

Growing Condition:

Dry sun

Season:

Autumn, Early summer, Summer

Good For:

Deer Resistant, Edible, Fragrance, Long Blooming, Rockery, Rabbit Resistant, Wildlife Friendly

Colour:

Yellow

Germination:

Sow in spring, thinly and shallowly. Keep warm (60-70oF) till germinates, then cooler