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Pot marigolds are a genus of annual and perennial herbaceous flowers native to the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East. Calendula are wonderfully versatile and a very easy flower to grow. Although they do best in well-drained and sunny spots, they germinate in partial shade and bloom quickly in two months. These bright flowers range from deep orange to pastel yellow so the edible petals make a gorgeous addition to salads. Feed these petals to chickens to produce dark-coloured yolks.
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Indian Prince
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Calendula officinalis
Hardy Annual (HA)
These Calendula are taller than usual and have very unique petals. The flowers are in layers of orange, backed with mahogany red petals to give a stunning two colour effect.
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$ 2.99 CA |
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Hardy Annual (HA)
Semi-double flowers glow in warm apricot, cream, gold, and shades of yellow. Brilliant range of coloured blooms. Long stems, excellent for cutting. Sun or partial shade works well for these fun flowers.
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Single Orange
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Hardy Annual (HA)
Sprinkle salads and decorate cakes with these edible, tangy petals. The single flowers are the deepest orange but the cheerful, bushy, daisy-like blooms range through pale golds, yellows, and oranges in spring through to fall. Single Orange is a great cool-season cutting flower with straight, sturdy stems. Direct seed in spring. Sow 6mm (1/4") deep. Germinates in 6 to 14 days. Self sows. Collect petals to dry for tea.
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