Calendula Seed Packet

To plant, simply throw the seeds into loose dirt, covering with about ¼ inch of soil and water until well established. In mild climates, calendula will naturalize once established and produce year-round flowers. In colder climates, it will go dormant in the winter with new sprouts blooming in the spring.

• Bouquets
• Make your on tinctures
• Herbal Teas
• Dried as decor