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150+ Mixed French Marigold Tagetes Patula Flower Seeds Double Dwarf Heirloom Garden Plant

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Plants such as marigolds (Tagetes) are annuals or perennials and belong to the family of compound flowers or Asteraceae. Marigolds are native to Central and South America. Local Indian tribes used them in their rituals for a long time, and these plants were also used for medicinal purposes.

Marigolds appeared in Europe in the 16th century, and they were the first flowers imported to Russia from overseas countries. The name of this plant was given by K. Linnaeus. He named it after the Etruscan demigod Tages, the grandson of Jupiter, who was very beautiful and had the gift of divination. Marigolds are popularly called chornobryvtsy. This genus unites about 40 species, which are grown with pleasure in various parts of the planet Earth.

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Features of marigolds: Branched or erect shoots form a Bush 20-130 centimeters tall. The color of the leaf blades is dark to pale green. Flower baskets can be colored in various shades of brown, yellow and orange. The marginal flowers are false-lingual, and the median ones are bisexual, tubular, with 5 stamens. The pistils have a pair of stigmas, and the ovary is the lower one.

Flowering is abundant, begins in the first days of June, and ends with the onset of the first frosts. The fruit is a linear achene. These plants are able to give abundant self-seeding. At the same time, the germination of seeds can be maintained for 3 to 4 years. The plants give off a strong spicy aroma, and the leaf plates smell much stronger than the flowers.