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You would probably have to keep it indoors or in a green house in zone 5.
Mexicans and Texicans use it as a tarragon substitute. We often have
trouble growing French tarragon down here and use the Mex. mint as a
substitute. It has a much stronger flavor. Also makes an excellent tea.
Likes well drained soil and full sun but does well in high shade also.

George

KrisP64@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 1/25/99 7:12:35 PM, gshirley@laol.net writes:
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> << Mexican Mint Marigold (m.
> lucida),
> What is this plant George? If it is a perennial is it hardy in zone 5
> TIA   Kris P IL. zone 5

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