Marigolds aren’t really in fashion at the moment – their simple flowers and brash colours don’t seem to fit in modern gardens. But they’re worth growing in a kitchen garden for two reasons. The first is that these simple flowers are the sort that bees and other beneficial insects love. And the second reason is that marigolds are known to be pest-repelling plants – good companions.
16 Exotic Marigold Varieties | Marigold Flowers Worth Growing
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In the wide spectrum of horticulture, marigolds have long been considered the darlings, their gilded hues a testament to their name! Here are some Exotic Marigold Varieties that you mustn’t miss!
Botanical Name: Tagetes tenuifolia ‘Tangerine Gem’
Emerging from the heart of Central America, these Exotic Marigold Varieties envelop onlookers with its Mediterranean allure. Beautiful sun-drenched tangerine petals and their petite stature make it a captivating choice for those seeking understated elegance.
Botanical Name: Tagetes tenuifolia ‘Lemon Gem’
An ode to serene mornings, the Lemon Gem dazzles with citrus-hued petals, each bloom an echo of fresh lemon zest. A fragrance reminiscent of a lazy stroll through an orchard further solidifies its charm.
Botanical Name: Tagetes tenuifolia ‘Red Gem’
With an allure reminiscent of the deepest rubies, these Exotic Marigold Varieties beckon with petals that reflect passionate tales of love and longing. In regions that get kissed by the harsh sun, a hint of shade can preserve its opulence.
Botanical Name: Tagetes patula ‘Harlequin’
Drama and flamboyance take center stage with the Harlequin. Each petal, boldly marked with strokes of deep red and gold, is a testament to nature’s artistry. While it demands attention, it prefers its water in moderation.
Botanical Name: Tagetes patula ‘Paprika’
An evocation of earth’s warmth, these Exotic Marigold Varieties sway with petals painted in hues of rustic orange and hints of aged wood. Those aiming for a midsummer bloom would do well to sow in the early tendrils of spring.
Botanical Name: Tagetes lucida
More than just a visual treat, Sweet Mace unravels a narrative with its aromatic leaves, offering whiffs of tales from ancient Central American cuisines.
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