This striking variety of calendula produces large, double blooms in a rich, deep orange hue, reaching up to 10cm in diameter. A prolific bloomer, it is perfect for garden beds, borders, containers, and floral arrangements. Commonly known as "Pot Marigold," calendula is also valued for its use in herbal remedies.
Sowing and Growing Information:
Planting Method: Sow directly into the soil or start as seedlings
Sowing Depth: 15mm
Best Seasons to Sow: Spring and autumn
Germination Time: 7–14 days at temperatures of 20–22°C
Growth Habit: Hardy annual
Spacing: 50cm between plants and rows
Mature Height: 60cm
Preferred Conditions: Thrives in full or partial sun with consistently moist soil
Time to Maturity: 70–80 days
Tips for Success:
Regular deadheading encourages continuous blooming. Monitor for aphids and take preventive measures against powdery mildew and rust for healthy plant growth.
