Calendula, Orange
The classic orange Marigold so often seen in the English country flower garden, these cheery plants bloom abundantly through spring, summer, and into the fall. The blooms are also edible with a peppery taste, and the flowers have medicinal qualities as well. Sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost and transplant out into a prepared bed. Can be direct seeded mid-April, but won’t bloom until late summer.
The classic orange Marigold so often seen in the English country flower garden, these cheery plants bloom abundantly through spring, summer, and into the fall. The blooms are also edible with a peppery taste, and the flowers have medicinal qualities as well. Sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost and transplant out into a prepared bed. Can be direct seeded mid-April, but won’t bloom until late summer.
The classic orange Marigold so often seen in the English country flower garden, these cheery plants bloom abundantly through spring, summer, and into the fall. The blooms are also edible with a peppery taste, and the flowers have medicinal qualities as well. Sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost and transplant out into a prepared bed. Can be direct seeded mid-April, but won’t bloom until late summer.