Marigolds

Rating:

100%

2 Reviews

With sunny and cheerful little blooms in tangerine and lemon stripes, Bambino boasts short and perfectly tidy mounds reaching just 10 inches tall. These compact plants are covered in blooms, making each a small burst of sunshine, ideal for mixed plantings, containers and bedding.

Brocade Mix Marigold
FL471

Rating:

99%

15 Reviews

This lovely variety produces large 2” flowers on dwarf plants. A brilliant mix of red, gold and orange, it is very pretty and helps repel some insects and nematodes.

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Colossus Red Gold Bicolor Marigold
FL334

Rating:

100%

4 Reviews

Invite this bold French marigold into your garden and you will be rewarded with masses of gilded blooms that have natural pest-repelling qualities! Large bicolored blooms of red and gold are simply stunning. This is the ultimate useful flower; the petals are edible, and it can repel garden pests such as whiteflies and nematodes. Try interplanting this beauty among your vegetable crops!

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Crackerjack Mix African Marigold
FL470

Rating:

97%

14 Reviews

The giant African type that is popular with gardeners coast to coast; the big double blooms come in shades of lemon yellow to deep orange, and the 30-inch plants are profuse.

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Cupid Mix Marigold
FL228

$2.75

Rating:

100%

1 Review

The most adorable little African marigolds for bedding! Seldom exceeding 14 inches, the plants are smothered in deep golden, soft yellow, and tangerine orange blooms. The flowers are stunning in detail. Tightly packed, extravagantly curled petals are reminiscent of quilled chrysanthemum flowers. Perfect for edging borders or walks, where their joie de vivre can be shared by all.

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Gypsy Sunshine French Marigold
FL472

Rating:

99%

14 Reviews

Upbeat yellow blooms on dwarf, bushy plants are ideal for beds, borders and containers. The pretty golden-yellow, double flowers make a magnificent natural dye for food and fabrics!

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Kilimanjaro White Marigold
FL473

We finally have added a unique white marigold; this variety has lovely 2-inch creamy-white blooms that really stand out in a crowd. White marigolds were long in the making; in fact, Burpee Seed Company spent 56 years of searching and breeding before finding success. After years of trying, David Burpee offered $10,000 to the first home gardener who sent in the right seeds to help make a real white variety; thousands of gardeners responded for years. One lady, Alice Vonk of Sully, Iowa, sent seeds for 21 years, and in 1975, Burpee awarded her the coveted prize for her work—after the company had spent more than five decades and $250,000 testing during the contest years. Now there are several white varieties, including this beauty.

Rating:

87%

9 Reviews

Linnaeus Burning Embers Marigold
FL970

Rating:

0%

(T. linneaus) A smoldering and memorable marigold with gracefully wavy stems, and smoky orange and red blooms that resemble embers in a crackling fire. This old variety has long been tended at the Linneas Botantical Gardens in Uppsala, Sweden.

Mr Majestic Double Marigold
FL335

Rating:

100%

1 Review

Fully double, blazing striped, burgundy and gold bicolor blooms are impossible to miss in the garden. Plants are neat and tidy and studded with the iconic blossoms. Try this one of a kind marigold, it looks lovely planted en masse, in mixed container or as a companion plant dabbled throughout the veggie patch.

Orange Flame Marigold
FL883

$2.75

Rating:

100%

2 Reviews

We love the unique blooms on this dwarf French type! Bronzy red to orange single petals with a bright orangey plume of petals in the center. Try planting these special marigolds en masse or along borders for a flaming effect in the garden. Don’t forget that French marigolds are naturally pest resistant and make useful companion plants to things like squash and tomatoes!

Orange Hawaii Marigold
FL462

Colossal blooms can grow to 5 inches wide and are a vivid tangerine-orange. Orange Hawaii is the most striking and beautiful African type marigold. The behemoth blooms will wow in the garden and are rich in the orange hued antioxidant beta carotene, making them the top choice for making natural dyes for fabric or food. Orange Hawaii is also the gold standard for feeding to poultry to enhance the orange color of egg yolks. A bold landscape plant, proudly standing 3 feet tall and smothered in massive flowers, the best for making marigold garlands and altars.

Rating:

90%

8 Reviews

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Petite Mix Marigold
FL474

Rating:

89%

24 Reviews

Very dwarf mixture of the crested French Marigolds; plants only grow to 10-12 inches tall. Bright colors. Easy to grow, even in small pots.

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Queen Sophia Marigold
FL215

Rating:

97%

7 Reviews

Annual. Gorgeous to the point of excess! Double, deep orange-to-russet flowers reach 2.5” in diameter. They have a tidy, geometric look because the petals occur in neat concentric rings. Each petal lays nearly flat, without crowding its neighbors, showing the intricate edging, penciled in pure gold. Foot high plants are great for bedding, edging the border, or in window boxes or pots.