Dried out flowers can be used at cut flowers, and also saved for seeds for using the next season.More...
The marigold flower is a favorite in a home garden and a useful bedding plant. This pretty flower has many uses, including medicinal, cosmetic and culinary. The wild marsh marigold, the tall African marigold and the French marigold are the most popular varieties of marigold. There is also another variety called the mule marigold, which has been named so because its seed-producing capacity is quite poor.More...
Marigolds are available in many varieties. There is the Signet, which is spreading and dainty; American marigolds which are big and tall; and French marigold, which are smaller and daintier. Then there is a third kind, which is called the Triploid hybrid, and it is actually a combination of the French and American kinds.More...
Marigolds are easy to grow, look good and are also beneficial in a number of ways. Apart from their ample visual appeal and medicinal value, the smell emitted from these plants can help keep insects at bay, so it is a good idea to plant them alongside those plants which fall prey to such insects easily.More...
How To Take Care Of Marigolds ?
Marigolds are very easy to grow, and amateur gardeners are often advised to grow marigolds to start with. This ensures that the gardener gets sufficient experience in growing flowers. You can also have fun with colors while growing marigolds, and choose the colors you like, since these flowers are available in a colors ranging from white to orange to red.More...
Marigold flowers come in a number of gorgeous colors, and are in bloom from mid-summer all the way until the first frost falls. They thrive in lots of sunshine, and in well-drained garden soil.Get started with your marigolds by planting them indoors, at least 4 to 6 weeks before the last frost date. You can also do it outside, but make sure that the danger of frost has passed.More...
