Calendula

Annual. Pretty, double, 3-inch flowers are a deep orange color. They are great as cut flowers or as a tasty garnish in salads and add color to many dishes.

• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10" 
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.

Annual. Massive, double calendula flowers in a beautiful shade of brilliant orange make this variety a true king of calendulas.

• Annual
• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10" 
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.

Annual. Lovely flowers up to 4" in colors of orange, apricot, yellow, peach, and cream. An historic heirloom garden plant that was known as “Pot Marigold.” These make a colorful addition to any garden!

• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10" 
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Start indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost, or direct sow after spring frosts have passed. Require full sun, rich soil, warm temps and moderate moisture. Tubers may be overwintered in frost-free conditions and replanted following year.

Annual. A lovely calendula with apricot flowers tinged with pink. Truly something new and exciting! Frilly flowers bloom over a long season.

• Annual
• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10" 
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.

Hardy Annual. Amazing splashy mix of colors and forms adds flair to our favorite functional flower. This playful medley includes warm tones from creamy pastels to bright orange, pink, and bronze. Blooms may be single, semi double, or fully double forms. This is the best mixture we've grown for producing loads of color over a long season.

• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 60-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10" 
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.

Amazing petals are quilled, giving this favorite medicinal flower an even more fascinating look. This calendula is sure to be a flower grower’s favorite with its striking colors of yellow and orange and unique beauty.

• 8-12 hours of Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
  
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
  
• Plant Spacing: 10"
• Frost Hardy: Yes
  
• Calendula officinalis
  

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.

Annual. Behold an almost pure white calendula that will undergo a beautiful transformation right before your eyes! Unopened blooms are a lemon curd yellow. As the petals unfurl, a brilliant almost pure white is revealed with a dark center—a stunning contrast! This fascinating flowering show will continue from late spring through the fall on tidy 2-foot plants.

• Full Sun
• Sprouts in 7-14 Days
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
• Plant Spacing: 10"
• Frost Hardy: Yes
• Calendula officinalis

Growing Tips: Sow in place in fall or spring, or start plants indoors and grow for several weeks, setting out after last frost. Plants require full sun, rich soil, and moderate moisture. Often self-sows.