Calendula officinalis

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Noted for its impressive garden performance, Calendula officinalis 'Candyman Orange' (Pot Marigold) is a low-growing, bushy annual with aromatic, lance-shaped dark green foliage and large, fully double, deep orange flowers. Blooming from late spring until the first frost, Pot Marigold is easy to grow and maintain. It has a wide range of uses and every garden should have Calendula in it.

Calendula, sometimes known as pot marigold, is an annual flowering plant in the Asteraceae family native to Southern Europe, the Mediterranean, and Southwestern Asia, but common worldwide in temper…

Plants in coastal gardens often face their own set of challenges. One day they can be buffeted by a salt-laden wind and the next baked by a hot seaside sun. Some however (like the ones listed below) will take everything in their stride and thrive.

Calendula offers season-long blooms for pollinators, and its flowers are edible and medicinal. Photo by Mary McAvoy By Joyce White There are so many reasons to plant a big bed of calendula, Calendula officinalis. It blooms until frost for cut flowers and medicine, it isn’t fussy about where it’s planted, pollinators like it, it […]

Orange King Calendula (Calendula officinalis)

Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis. Other Common Names: Marigold (though it should be noted that not all garden plants called marigold belong to the calendula family), bull flower, bull’s eyes, butterwort, death-flower, garden marigold, gold bloom, golden flower of Mary, holligold, , marsh marigold, Mary bud, Mary gowles, poet’s marigold, pot marigold, water dragon. Habitat: Calendula is native to Mediterranean countries, but has been naturalized in North America and Asia and now blooms…

calendula officinalis illustration - circa 1896

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Calendula. Calendula officinalis. Calendula flower and buds isolated. Marigold on white background.