Calendula Seedlings, Resina 3-pack
SCIENTIFIC NAME:
Calendula officinalis
VARIETY:
"Resina". Bright yellow, daisy-like blooms with a few orange show-offs and extremely high resin content. A few orange types help keep the genetic variation of this powerful strain alive and well. Excellent medicinal properties compared to other calendulas. Also used as a dye for food or fabric and as an edible flower. Popular with pollinators. 24-30" tall. Seed source: High Mowing. Solid in packs of 3.
POLLINATORS:
Bees, butterflies, hoverflies, ladybugs, and lacewings all visit calendula blooms.
CULTURE:
Full sun/part shade. Well drained loam with moderate organic matter is ideal. Annual. Plant spacing 6-24". The more often you harvest the blossoms, the more they will produce!
SCIENTIFIC NAME:
Calendula officinalis
VARIETY:
"Resina". Bright yellow, daisy-like blooms with a few orange show-offs and extremely high resin content. A few orange types help keep the genetic variation of this powerful strain alive and well. Excellent medicinal properties compared to other calendulas. Also used as a dye for food or fabric and as an edible flower. Popular with pollinators. 24-30" tall. Seed source: High Mowing. Solid in packs of 3.
POLLINATORS:
Bees, butterflies, hoverflies, ladybugs, and lacewings all visit calendula blooms.
CULTURE:
Full sun/part shade. Well drained loam with moderate organic matter is ideal. Annual. Plant spacing 6-24". The more often you harvest the blossoms, the more they will produce!
SCIENTIFIC NAME:
Calendula officinalis
VARIETY:
"Resina". Bright yellow, daisy-like blooms with a few orange show-offs and extremely high resin content. A few orange types help keep the genetic variation of this powerful strain alive and well. Excellent medicinal properties compared to other calendulas. Also used as a dye for food or fabric and as an edible flower. Popular with pollinators. 24-30" tall. Seed source: High Mowing. Solid in packs of 3.
POLLINATORS:
Bees, butterflies, hoverflies, ladybugs, and lacewings all visit calendula blooms.
CULTURE:
Full sun/part shade. Well drained loam with moderate organic matter is ideal. Annual. Plant spacing 6-24". The more often you harvest the blossoms, the more they will produce!
