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Tarragon leaves should be picked before fall season, as it turns yellow in the fall season.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women must avoid tarragon because it can start periods. People with bleeding disorders should also avoid it. Tarragon can cause allergy in some people.(2)
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Tarragon is a herb that belongs to the sunflower family. Tarragons are long and thin leaves that are smooth and glossy green in colour. Two types of tarragon are available, french tarragon and mexican tarragon. Mexican Tarragon also called as Texas Tarragon is a leafy perennial herb, with fine, blade-shaped leaves.French Tarragon is a loose, open perennial plant that resembles a tall grass with dark-green slender leaves.