138 results for "Calendula seeds" between $1.00 and $50.00

Candyman Orange is the longest flowering and best double flowered Calendula we have ever seen on T&M's trials. Strong, sturdy, dwarf, multi-branching plants produce luminous, large, fully double blooms, to brighten summer borders and containers.

Annual. Loves cool weather! Blooms spring through early summer in cool climates and fall through spring in warm climates. 12-24" tall. Full sun. Zeolight flowers are every-changing chameleons in the garden. They start out with bronzy orange petals that fade to a delicate light pink, artfully contrasting with the yellow base and maroon back. Also called, Pot Marigold, the edible petals are a colorful gourmet addition to salads, eggs, and baked goods. Calendula makes a long-lasting cut flower and...

A splendid annual for all purposes, grouped in garden, borders and container gardening. Best in cool weather and even withstands light frost. In the east it blooms in summer and fall, and on the west coast and along the gulf, February through late spring. The large bright yellow and orange colored flowers are always attractive and last when cut. Culture: Sow seeds in garden in June and July for fall color in the east. For spring bloom sow indoors in January. West & Gulf coast, plant in October for...

Our new Organic Calendula "Pacific Beauty" Mix gives you blooms in both the natural orange and a beautiful butter yellow. Calendula is a snap to grow, and many cooks use the petals to decorate cakes and pastries. They add bright color to salads, too.

Botanical Interests - Organic Calendula Zeolites Seeds

T his new calendula is advertised as being pink, but it's really more of a pale apricot color with a pink blush and a darker reverse. The flowers are pinker in cool weather. The double flowers have small, pointed petals, giving them an interesting look.

Annual. Loves cool weather! Blooms spring - early summer in cool climates and fall - spring in warm climates. 12-24" tall. Full sun. An old English Cottage Garden flower with bright orange & yellow double flowers. Also called Pot Marigold. The fresh edible petals are a colorful gourmet addition to salads. They can also be dried to use later for adding beautiful golden color to baked goods and egg dishes. A long-lasting cut or dried flower. Can be massed in borders or planted in containers.

One of the most popular and easiest to grow annuals. Large, colorful, double blossoms are borne on strong, tall stems above clean and attractive dark green foliage. Plants thrive under cool, sunny conditions. Performs well in beds, borders, containers and makes outstanding cut flowers.

The bright orange, unusually aromatic flowers have an especially high resin content that makes them ideal for use in oils and tinctures. Edible blooms can also be used to add color and texture to salads and omelets. Calendula is used medicinally in skin ointments and lotions. Erfurter Orangefarbige is a preferred commercial strain used for medicinal flower production in Europe. Prefers mild weather. Annual.

Annual. 40 to 50 days to maturity. Native to southern Europe. Calendula flowers are the premier antiseptic and healing agent when made into salve, succus, tincture, or simply masticated and applied to the injury. Inhibits inflammation, promotes formation of granulation tissue in wounds. The flowers, when boiled, yield a bright yellow-orange dye. Sow the seed directly in the garden in the spring, or grow as a container plant. Space plants 6 inches apart. This cultivar produced b right orange...

CALENDULA POT MARIGOLD [ Calendula Officinalis ] **** 5,000 SEEDS **** Season: Annual Height: 24 Inches Bloom Season: Spring/Summer/Fall Environment: Full Sun/Partial Shade Zones: All Regions of North America Calendula Pot Marigold [ Calendula Officinalis ] is annuals, but reseed itself readily in the garden. It is a bright and cheery plant that blooms all summer from June until frost. It is native to the Canary Islands, South and Central Europe, and North Africa. Calendula flowers are large...

This mainly yellow flowered cultivar is the most basic type that we use in herbal medicine. Sow the seed directly in the garden in the spring, or grow as a container plant (the British don't call it "pot marigold" for nothing). Space plants 6 inches apart. Flowers to 18 inches tall. This heirloom strain produces a lovely combination of single and double, yellow and orange flowers. It is a strong, diverse cultivar which we have always used to make our medicines.

The flowers are a bright yellow-orange with a continous bloom period from early summer to the first killing frost. The plant is said to kill soil nematodes. Tinctures and oils made from the flowers are soothing to skin irritations and antiseptic. Used in many cosmetics. Edible flowers. Reseeds. Packet(Standard): $3.50; 1/8 oz: $4.50; 1/4 oz: $8.50; 1/2 oz: $16.00; 1 oz: $30.00 - 3,500 seeds/oz

Description: Excellent for garden planting or potting, these flowers bloom over a long season. The name Calendula comes from the fact that in more temperate climates they can bloom every month in the calendar. They produce vivid orange and yellow daisy-form blooms, carried on 18 to 24 inch plants. They bloom repeatedly through the summer, and deadheading promotes production of new blooms. Approximately 73,000 seeds.

(Calendula officinalis) Spectacularly colorful and diverse mixture of varieties in many shapes and colors, great for borders or mass plantings. This European native has been used for thousands of years in creams to soothe irritated skin and other inflammatory problems. Self-seeding hardy annual, 20-24" tall. START INDOORS 6-8 weeks before last frost GERMINATION 5-15 Days PLANT OUTDOORS 6-18" Apart LIGHT Sun/Partial Shade Green Thumb Tip Sow seeds indoors 1/4" deep. Transplant...

Orange calendula mix is easy to grow and maintain. The Calendula has been used in Old English cottage gardens for centuries. Plant grows 12-24" high and produces large, dramatically beautiful orange flowers. Perfect to grow in a variety of soil conditions and requires little watering once established.

Our ‘Bon Bon Mix’ Calendula Flower Seeds produce dwarfish annual flowering plants with double daisy-like blossoms in sunny hues of bronze, cream, yellow and orange atop bushy spring-green foliage. Long blooming, regular deadheading will encourage continuous blossoms for the whole season, as will regular feeding and attention to moisture, especially when it is extremely hot and dry. Also known as Pot Marigolds or English Marigolds, they are a favorite for bordering vegetable gardens, for containers...

A more compact variety of calendula, Bon-Bon blooms early and non-stop. Fully double flowers vary from pale cream to bright yellow, contrasting beautifully with the rich green leaves. Lovely as a cut flower, or added as a colorful garnish to salads. Easy to grow, and attracts butterflies.