Marigold in pots

Calendula (Calendula officinalis), also called pot marigold, is an easy-to-grow, cheerful bedding flower that brightens any garden. It is also edible.

Year 4 (2014); French marigolds basking in the afternoon sun, all in a row on the studio windowsill.Early June

Everlasting garden performance. Next generation in triploid breeding — F1 African x French Marigold brings the absolute best of both worlds! Extra large double flower on a compact French Marigold habit. Exceptionally quick finishing allows for a nearly African-sized flower with nearly French Marigold timing. Heat tolerance and sterility combine for unsurpassed garden performance, providing masses of blooms all-season long.

Angelonia and Marigold. A good combo with low watering requirement. From Doug Green

Early June planted marigolds in 3 big pots in front of garage. Not sure they will get enough sun.

Easy flower pot- marigold, sweet potato vine.

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My garden pot Marigolds mixed with Begonias

Marigolds are some of the most popular flowers in flower gardens and vegetable gardens each season. But how do you get them to flourish if you want them planted in a container? In this article, gardening expert Natalie Leiker walks through how to grow Marigolds in pots or containers in just a few simple steps.

Struggling to find the right way to present your beautiful flowers can be tricky. Got a stunning marigold plant you want to show off but not sure the best method? Let’s explore creative display options for your lovely blooms.

Container gardening...marigolds, spikes, bacopa...

"Our Hindu wedding ceremony was traditional but personal, and the decorations were a little more restrained," shares the bride.

Really easy wooden planter with some marigolds and lobelia some Surfina for colour contrast.

Marigolds are well-loved annuals that bring a burst of color to your garden and are great for gardening newbies. Learn when to plant marigolds here.

Marigolds i just love these golden little beauties,of course they are available in different colors and breeds but i just like the plain old orange ones,widely used for making garlands for religious ceremonies or weddings,i mean you name it the humble marigold holds an important place in our customs and traditions. It is also used as a food dye (cheats saffron).Growing marigolds is easy peasy all you need are some dried Marigold flowers and a empty pot with some potting soil to begin,just…

Calendula officinalis the pot marigold