Wild Marigold (Tagetes minuta) Size:1qt LH such as in the Pacific

such as in the Pacific Northwest

Expect durability and comfort for hours of work outdoors

Native Americans used the juice from the fruits of various baneberry species to poison arrows

Care is similar to a regular Pothos but needs brighter light to produce more variegation but avoid direct sun

and a smaller carbon footprint

Wild Marigold (Tagetes minuta) Size:1qt LH such as in the PacificNative to South and Central Americas. Annual herb. Tiny flowers appear in summer. Traditional culinary, medicinal and household herb. Toss fresh foliage onto campfire or grill to keep mosquitoes away, or roll into smudge sticks and burn. Do not rub foliage on skin as this may cause irritation. Combine essential oil with Witch Hazel extract for a safe insect repellent spray. Read more about them here! Grows 4 6 tall and likes full sun and well drained