Annuals: Marigold

Bee Durango Marigold

The Marigold DurangoT Bee, `Tagetes patula,' is a very easy to grow flower. The Durango Marigolds belong to the French group of Marigolds. They typically produce two to three inch anemone type flower heads. These early, free-flowering plants grow to uniform heights of ten to twelve inches and feature good branching. The Durango Marigolds are well suited to being grown in containers as well as flower beds. These flowers should be planted in full sunlight to light shade in a fertile, well drained soil. They can be placed either in beds or containers. Plants should be spaced six to ten inches apart, and are outstanding performers in the garden.

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