Mexican Tarragon 2 Live Plants – 4" Size – Tagetes lucida – No Pot

Mexican Tarragon (Tagetes lucida) is an aromatic edible herb with a flavor similar to French tarragon. It produces bright golden flowers from late summer into fall and is suitable for culinary gardens, herb borders, containers, and pollinator plantings.

This listing includes 2 live Mexican Tarragon plants, each supplied from a 4-inch pot and shipped without pots. The plants prefer full sun and are listed for USDA Zones 8–11; they can be grown as annuals in colder zones.

🔹 BULLET POINTS:

• 2 live Mexican Tarragon plants
• Botanical name: Tagetes lucida
• 4-inch plant size
• Ships without pots
• Edible aromatic herb
• Flavor similar to French tarragon
• Bright golden flowers
• Blooms late summer to fall
• Full sun
• USDA Zones 8–11
• Suitable for containers, herb gardens, and borders
• Useful for pollinator gardens

🧾 MATERIALS:

• 2 Live Mexican Tarragon Plants
• Plant size: 4 inches
• Growing container: 4-inch pots
• Shipping pots: Not included

📋 ATTRIBUTES:

Common Name: Mexican Tarragon
Scientific Name: Tagetes lucida
Plant Type: Edible Herb
Life Cycle: Perennial in suitable climates; annual in colder zones
Flower/Fruit Color: Bright golden flowers
Sunlight: Full sun
Soil: Not specified
Water: Not specified
USDA Zone: 8–11
Quantity: 2 Live Plants
Shipping Height: Not specified
Pot Size: 4-inch size; ships without pots
Shipping Condition: Live Plants
Growth Habit: Not specified
Bloom Time: Late summer to fall
Use: Culinary Garden, Herb Garden, Container Garden, Garden Border, Pollinator Garden

❓ FAQ:

1. What USDA zones are suitable for Mexican Tarragon?
Mexican Tarragon is listed for USDA Zones 8–11 and can be grown as an annual in colder zones.

2. What sunlight does Mexican Tarragon require?
It prefers full sun.

3. How many Mexican Tarragon plants are included?
This listing includes 2 live plants.

4. What size are the Mexican Tarragon plants?
The plants are supplied in a 4-inch size and ship without pots.

5. Can Mexican Tarragon be grown in containers?
Yes. The supplied information specifically identifies Mexican Tarragon as suitable for containers, as well as herb gardens and garden borders.