What are the most fragrant type of Marigolds?

I'm looking to grow my own Marigolds from seeds indoors. I want to put them in my kitchen for the strong but not overpowering fragrance, and so I would like a type or breed that is the MOST fragrant. Does anyone know of one? Or could I pretty much just get any kind? Any input would be great, I know how to grow them I just am looking for a specific type because there exist so many crossbreeds.

What are the most fragrant type of Marigolds?
Most of the smell of Marigolds is concentrated in the foliage. The flowers themselves are almost odorless.


Signet marigolds (Tagetes tenuifolia), also called gem marigolds, have citrus-scented foliage that is lacier than standard marigold foliage and a lighter shade of green. The blossoms are small and dainty, with a single rim of petals. Mexican mint marigold (T. lucida), also called Mexican tarragon marigold, has the scent of anise and can be used in cooking as a substitute for tarragon.


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Signet marigold (Tagetes tenuifolia) varieties: 'Lemon Gem' and 'Tangerine Gem' have outstanding foliage fragrance.


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Tagetes lemmonii (mountain marigold). Bushy perennial (to 3’), native to S. Ariz. canyons. Clusters of 1" yellow flowers from Sept.-Mar. Attracts butterflies, but its strong odor discourages browsers. However, Mountain Valley Growers calls its scent tangerine or lemon-mint.





T. lucida also known as mint-scented marigold, Mexican marigold mint, cloud plant or Mexican tarragon , has aromatic leaves that can be used as a substitute for French tarragon or as a stimulating tea.


http://butterflygardeners.com/marigold.h...
Reply:All marigolds have a strong scent and some people consider it an ODOUR. They work well to keep the bugs down in a garden.





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