French Flame Marigold

This petite marigold variety is bursting with orange and yellow blossoms! Plants do well growing in containers or directly in the ground. I like to start mine as seedlings under grow lights, eventually transplanting some into the garden for their pest-deterrant qualities and others into containers for the porch. Blossoms make a great addition to bouquets.

Cultures around the world use marigolds for medicinal teas, spice mixes, and even supplement in chicken feed to help give yolks a golden colour. They are often used as a companion for tomato plants.

Grown organically with love and tenderness in the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Canada, in the summer of 2025. Germination tested December 2025. Minimum 30 seeds.