Pot Marigold (Pacific Beauty Mixed) Annual Seed Mix - Calendula Officinalis MAS-TGO3
Description
Pot Marigold (Pacific Beauty Mix) Calendula Officinalis
It is s an old-fashioned flower that has a long history as both an ornamental garden plant and as a herb.
This is a mix of oranges, lemon and cream colours,
Double and semi-double flowers.
Sow in autumn or early spring ¼” below the surface.
Marigold can adapt to almost any soil, but prefers well-drained, poor or average soil.
Additional Information
| Flower Colours | oranges, lemon and cream |
|---|---|
| Plant Height | 1-2 feet tall |
| Latin Name | Calendula Officinalis |
| Mixture Details | Sow in March- April or August to September at 3 grams to the square metre. |
| Flowering Season | June to October depending on sowing season |
| Setting | Likes some sun and most soil types but well-drained soil. |
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