A gardener posted an image thought to be Tagetes lucida (Texas tarragon) but was told it's a different species. The plant has bright yellow flowers on long pedicels, simple leaves, and an anise flavor.
The expert lists several species they have grown:
There are many more Tagetes species, but these are the most familiar to the expert.
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