How to Sow and Plant
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Sow African Marigold seeds indoors from mid-March to April in trays or pots, maintaining a warm environment. Transplant seedlings outdoors after 5 to 6 weeks when they are strong enough. For outdoor sowing, plant seeds directly in a sunny seedbed from mid-April to May. Space plants to allow for their compact growth habit, approximately 25 cm apart. Regularly remove faded flowers to encourage continuous blooming. These vibrant, double-flowered marigolds are perfect for borders, flower boxes, and edging, adding bright orange color throughout the summer and early autumn months.
African Marigold Harmony thrives in full sun, producing vibrant orange double blooms that brighten gardens from June to October. Maintain compact growth by regularly removing spent flowers, which encourages continuous flowering throughout the season. This variety performs well in borders, flower boxes, and edging, adding rich color and texture to your outdoor spaces. Water moderately, ensuring soil drains well to prevent root issues. Its tidy habit and long flowering period make it an excellent choice for lasting summer color in sunny garden spots.
Sow African Marigold seeds indoors from mid-March to April or directly outside from mid-April to May. Transplant seedlings after 5-6 weeks to a sunny spot where they can showcase their vibrant orange, double blooms. Keep plants tidy by regularly removing spent flowers, which encourages prolonged and abundant flowering from June through October. Their compact growth, reaching about 25 cm, makes them perfect for borders, flower boxes, and edging. With proper care, these marigolds will add a joyful and colorful touch to your garden throughout the summer season.
What is special about the Tagetes Patula Nana Petite Harmony variety?
This African Marigold variety is compact, growing up to about 25 cm tall, and produces vibrant double orange flowers. It’s perfect for borders, flower boxes, and edging, adding bright color and texture to your garden from June to October.
When and how should I sow African Marigold seeds?
Sow seeds indoors from mid-March to April in trays or pots with warmth, then transplant seedlings outdoors after 5 to 6 weeks. For outdoor sowing, plant directly in a sunny seedbed from mid-April to May, spacing plants about 25 cm apart to accommodate their compact growth.
What growing conditions does this marigold prefer?
African Marigold Harmony thrives in full sun and prefers well-drained soil. Moderate watering is best to avoid root problems. It grows well in sunny garden spots and maintains a tidy habit with regular removal of spent flowers.
How can I encourage longer blooming with these marigolds?
Regularly remove faded or spent flowers to promote continuous blooming throughout the summer and early autumn months. This helps maintain a vibrant display from June until October.
Is this variety suitable for container gardening?
Yes, its compact growth and bright double blooms make it an excellent choice for flower boxes and containers, as well as garden borders and edging.
