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Growing marigolds

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If you’re looking for a big display that doesn’t take much work to fill up your porch or patio, marigolds fit the bill. These sturdy flowers are extremely forgiving but you don’t have to sacrifice color or big blossoms. Learn top tips on growing marigolds in containers now on Gardener's Path. #marigolds #gardenerspath

If you’re looking for a big display that doesn’t take much work to fill up your porch or patio, marigolds fit the bill. These sturdy flowers are extremely forgiving but you don’t have to sacrifice color or big blossoms. Learn top tips on growing marigolds in containers now on Gardener's Path. #marigolds #gardenerspath

Ready to plant marigolds from seed and get bright summer blooms? Starting marigolds from seed is easy, but you’ll want to know when you should start these flower seeds indoors – and when you can sow the seeds right into your garden soil. Head to Gardener’s Path to learn more. #marigolds #growyourown #gardenerspath

Ready to plant marigolds from seed? You can start these annual flowers indoors or sow them outdoors for bright summer blooms. Learn more at Gardener’s Path.

How to grow marigolds from seed. These bright, sunny flowers are a great addition to any garden, especially near tomatoes! Easy to start from seed.

How to grow marigolds from seed. These bright, sunny flowers are a great addition to any garden, especially near tomatoes! Easy to start from seed.

Plant marigold seeds to a depth of ¼ inch and cover them with soil. Water them well to moisten the seeds.

Compact flowers, ranging in color from pale yellow to deep orange and rust, marigold make a spectacular addition to pots, baskets and b...

Growing marigold flowers from seed and why you'd want to, instead of buying started plants or seedlings. Tips and tricks for growing marigold flowers in the garden. Directions for starting seeds indoors and how to direct sow into the garden. Bright orange or yellow marigolds will attract pollinator and keep rabbits out of the garden!

Growing marigold flowers from seed and why you'd want to, instead of buying started plants or seedlings. Tips and tricks for growing marigold flowers in the garden. Directions for starting seeds indoors and how to direct sow into the garden. Bright orange or yellow marigolds will attract pollinator and keep rabbits out of the garden!

How to easily grow marigolds from seed. Marigold seeds can be started indoors or direct sown into the garden in spring.

How to grow marigolds from seed. These bright, sunny flowers are a great addition to any garden, especially near tomatoes! Easy to start from seed.

Marigold flowers - Tagetes - an easy to grow annual plant provide natural pest control and radiant sprays of multi-colored flowers. [LEARN MORE]

Marigold flowers - Tagetes - an easy to grow annual plant provide natural pest control and radiant sprays of multi-colored flowers. [LEARN MORE]

The colorful marigold has been loved by cottage gardeners for centuries. These long-lasting annuals are tough, beautiful, and drought resistant. But did you know marigolds also deter some bad, plant-eating insects? They make the perfect companion plants for your veggie crop while providing a huge pop of color. Learn how to grow and care for the glorious marigold with our in-depth guide on Gardener’s Path. #marigolds #flowers #companionplanting #gardenerspath

It just ain’t summer without marigolds. Read on to learn about what makes this colorful annual a gardener’s best friend, here on Gardener’s Path.

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You’ve probably been told that marigolds can help with pest control in the garden. Maybe your grandma always planted her favorite cole crops with marigolds and now you do, too. But what does the science say? Gardener’s Path explores the truth and finds out what marigolds can and can’t do. #marigolds #gardenerspath

You’ve probably been told that marigolds can help with pest control in the garden. Maybe your grandma always planted her favorite cole crops with marigolds and now you do, too. But what does the science say? Gardener’s Path explores the truth and finds out what marigolds can and can’t do. #marigolds #gardenerspath

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Growing Marigold Flowers For Your Summer Garden | Marigolds are meant for full sunshine gardening. Therefore, select a site with at least 6-8 hours of sun exposure. Most varieties are even drought-tolerant. Though marigolds can grow in almost any type of soil, well-draining and sandy loams will do your flowers good. Additionally, to promote healthy blooms, make sure your soil is not exploding with nutrients. #marigold
This is a greenery focused floral arrangement with yard clipings such as Mint, Scented Geranium, Marigold, Italian Parsley. The purple fowers came from the wildflower seeds I planted. Everything smells nice and fresh.
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