Calendula officinalis

A fancier version of the edible and medicinal garden staple.

Calendula’s reputation as a garden must-grow is for good reason--these long-blooming, low-care flowers add color and interest to borders and beds, and their petals are both edible and very good for skin health. Zeolights boasts rusty-bottomed apricot-colored petals that make classy cut flowers. Plants reach 12-24” tall. Bred by Frank Morton at Wild Garden Seeds. Open-Pollinated.

Seeds grown by Field Good Farms in Boise, Idaho.

125 seeds

Directions: Direct seed outdoors in spring, 2-3 weeks before the last frost. Thin to 6-9" spacing.