The vibrant orange or yellow blossoms of calendula not only give color to the garden but also flavor to salads and other similar foods. Calendula has long been planted as a pot herb for its edible flowers since it is especially tolerant of cold temperatures in the fall.

Seeds Specifications

Common Name     -    Pot Marigold, English Marigold, Poet s Marigold

Height                             -   25 to 30 cm.

Flower Color     -    Mixed 

Bloom Time       -   Mid Spring (March to May)  

Difficulty Level     -   Easy

Planting And Care

• Space seedlings 12-15 inches apart, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.
  

• Plants thrive in sunny, cool climates.

• Soil should be evenly moist and fertilized moderately.

• If growing Calendula in a greenhouse, sow in January for spring blooms or in mid-August for mid-winter blooms

Calendula Bon Bon Mixed Color Care

• In the month of March to May, plant seeds outdoors a few weeks before the last winter or start them indoors six to eight weeks beforehand.

• Warm propagation temperatures should be avoided as they will result in weak plants.

• Maintain soil coverage over the seeds since light prevents germination.

• For the best fall blooming, start an additional batch of seedlings throughout the summer (June to September).

Sunlight     -    Full Sun, Partial Shade

Watering     -    Water the plant once a week.

Soil                   -    Clay, Normal, loamy, Sandy.

Fertilizer       -     Apply any organic fertilizer.

Blooming time -  after 40 to 70 after sowing.

 Calendula Bon Bon Mixed Color Uses

Ornamental Use:

On an easy-to-grow plant used for edging, borders, containers, and greenhouses, long-lasting daisy-like blossoms for cutting are produced.

Note 

Images are only for reference; the actual product may differ in shape and size. 

The product is replaceable but non-returnable.