Calendula (also known as Pot Marigold) is an annual with easy to collect seeds so you can keep sowing year after year OR leave the seed heads in place to dry and it will self-sow. Easy to grow!
Calendulas Pacific Beauty Mix (Calendula officinalis), also known as Pot Marigold, is an heirloom known for the beautiful orange and yellow flowers it produces. Calendulas flowers are also edible and can be dried and used as a substitute for the herb saffron.
Calendula seeds sprout in spring and have lush green foliage. Color of flowers varies per plant from yellow, gold to orange. Plants grow up to 30″ tall and just as wide. Deadheading spent blooms encourages the plant to continue blooming into late fall.
🌼 Ball’s Orange Calendula Seeds (Calendula officinalis). Ball’s Orange calendula is also afavorite of bees and beneficial insects. Bring a piece of garden history to your backyard withBall’s Orange Calendula, a classic heirloom variety dating back...
Giant African Marigold Seeds. Pollinator Magnet : The large, nectar-rich blooms are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. (or 6-8 weeks early indoors). Mix & match different varieties.
