These Mexican natives are a wonderful addition to any summer garden. They grow best with warmth and heat. Winter hardy in zone 7+. Their fragrance is famous for perfumes. They make a wonderful, long lasting cut flower!
Basic planting:
1.) Find well drained soil. (You don't want water to puddle.)
2.) Full to Part sun in a warm location. ( they like temps of 90-95 Plus degrees).
3.) They have a shallow root system so plant them just under the soil and water heavily. Then water well at least once a week.
