Calendula Mix Flower Seeds - Pot Marigold, Medicinal Herb, Edible Garnish, Heat Tolerant

Calendulas are not only a way to brighten your garden but also your salad, add in crafts, and also pastry making. My Father would plant Calendulas and Marigolds in a border around our garden to help trap harmful insects, attract beneficial insects, and deter deer and rabbits from nibbling on the vegetables. Mostly, I appreciate their gentle beauty and think other people might also.

Calendulas are happy almost anywhere and they prefer full sun, but also grow easily in partial shade. These are a mix of Calendula flowers from bright orange to pale creamy white. The flower heads are approximately 2-3" in diameter and the stems grow to 24 - 24" tall. These seeds are chemically untreated and easy-to-grow.

Directions:
Sow 6 - 8 before last frost inside. Harden plants gradually and then transplant outdoors. Can also be sown outdoors but wait until all signs of frost has disappeared and soil is 60 degrees F or more.

Germinates in 5 - 15 days
Seed depth: 1/4"
Plant: 16 - 18" apart
Prefers full sun but can grow in partial shade and tolerates dry conditions very wel

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Our seeds are grown, then hand-packed in small batches so everyone can try heirlooms and, honestly, because maybe they are precious packages and gardens are that important.