Seed Packets - Marigold - Starfire Mix
Starfire Mix marigolds, along with their relatives of the Tagetes genus, are annual plants native to Mexico and Central America, popular for their delicate, tiny, single, golden-to-orange flowers, lacy foliage and dwarf habit. There are many reasons why marigolds are used widely as an old-fashioned bedding plant: They are hardy and easy to grow â a leading companion plant that repels pests, and their flowers and leaves have a superb citrusy flavour. Beyond being a common decorative plant, one of the most striking uses for the plant is in âDay of the Deadâ celebrations in Mexico, where they are called Flores de Muerto.Â
Packet includes 300 seeds. Plants grow to 30cm tall and 50cm wide.
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Seed Packets - Marigold - Starfire Mix
Starfire Mix marigolds, along with their relatives of the Tagetes genus, are annual plants native to Mexico and Central America, popular for their delicate, tiny, single, golden-to-orange flowers, lacy foliage and dwarf habit. There are many reasons why marigolds are used widely as an old-fashioned bedding plant: They are hardy and easy to grow â a leading companion plant that repels pests, and their flowers and leaves have a superb citrusy flavour. Beyond being a common decorative plant, one of the most striking uses for the plant is in âDay of the Deadâ celebrations in Mexico, where they are called Flores de Muerto.Â
Packet includes 300 seeds. Plants grow to 30cm tall and 50cm wide.
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Starfire Mix marigolds, along with their relatives of the Tagetes genus, are annual plants native to Mexico and Central America, popular for their delicate, tiny, single, golden-to-orange flowers, lacy foliage and dwarf habit. There are many reasons why marigolds are used widely as an old-fashioned bedding plant: They are hardy and easy to grow â a leading companion plant that repels pests, and their flowers and leaves have a superb citrusy flavour. Beyond being a common decorative plant, one of the most striking uses for the plant is in âDay of the Deadâ celebrations in Mexico, where they are called Flores de Muerto.Â
Packet includes 300 seeds. Plants grow to 30cm tall and 50cm wide.
