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Calendula, Sunset Bluff (Calendula officinalis) - 50 Seeds
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Calendula Sunset Bluff are the perfect flowers to bring a splash of mesmerizing color to your garden. The golden-hour vibes make it possible to bring that warmth home with you, with bright sunset hues in apricot and red petals adorning your bed or container. Add an extra dose of depth to your beds and attract pollinators, all while making sure that golden hour never ends. Not only are they a beautiful addition, but Calendula Sunset Bluff is easy to grow and enjoy! With its preference for full sun exposure and hardy growth rate, gardening enthusiasts will love maintaining this beautiful bouquet garden mainstay. Enjoy turning heads with these stunning blossoms in your own backyard!
•Calendula officinalis
•Heirloom
•Non-GMO
•American grown seeds
•Height: 24"
•Annual
•USDA Zones: 1-12
Planting Instructions:
Direct sow in fall or early spring, planting 1/4" below the surface. To start seeds indoors, plant 1/4" deep in individual pots or a flat. Keep evenly moist and at a temperature of 60-65° until germination which should take place within 2 weeks. Transplant or thin the seedlings. Prefers well drained, poor or average soil, but can adapt to almost any soil. Since it prefers cooler temps, it will appreciate partial shade. Once established, it does not need regular water and overwatering can stunt the blooms. To keep the plant bushy and neat, occasionally pinch off unwanted developing stalks. It may stop blooming during the heat of summer and begin in the fall. Calendula does very well as a container plant.
•Calendula officinalis
•Heirloom
•Non-GMO
•American grown seeds
•Height: 24"
•Annual
•USDA Zones: 1-12
Planting Instructions:
Direct sow in fall or early spring, planting 1/4" below the surface. To start seeds indoors, plant 1/4" deep in individual pots or a flat. Keep evenly moist and at a temperature of 60-65° until germination which should take place within 2 weeks. Transplant or thin the seedlings. Prefers well drained, poor or average soil, but can adapt to almost any soil. Since it prefers cooler temps, it will appreciate partial shade. Once established, it does not need regular water and overwatering can stunt the blooms. To keep the plant bushy and neat, occasionally pinch off unwanted developing stalks. It may stop blooming during the heat of summer and begin in the fall. Calendula does very well as a container plant.