CALENDULA Double Mix

Species: Calendula
Latin name: Calendula Officinalis
Other usual name: Pot Marigold - Scotch Marigold
Variety: Calendula Officinalis
Family: Astéracées
Origin: Southern Europe

The Calendula: Annual variety with large double flowers of mixed colors. Variety easy to cultivate. Used for borders, rubbles and solid masses. The concern pushes back insects, remove faded flowers to prolong the season.

Seed sowing: February at April, October to November
Flowering of Calendulas: April to September
Height: Calendula reach on average 50 cm
Exposure: Sunny, Half Shade

Sowing instructions: Seed sowing directly in places after any danger of frosts have past in a depth of 1 cm. Water soil even if it rains. Thin out sowings all 20 to 25 cm. Resistance to first frosts in autumn. Sowing under greenhouse as from February for an early flowering or sowing in interior 8 weeks before the last frosts.

Sowing distance: 20 x 25 cm between plants
Minimum seed sowing temperature: 18 °C to 20°C

Net weight of seeds: 3 gr +/- 275 seeds

All our seeds are sold with their sowing instructions.