Heirloom Marigold 'Bonita' Mix
A charming mix of yellow, red, orange and bicoloured edible flowers, these sun-loving, double-bloom Marigolds are famously effective as a companion plant.
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To celebrate our 140th year in the seed business, we're excited to bring back some old, old favourites from our archives!
Create a visual symphony of colour in your garden. This beautiful blend of heirloom flowers are easy to grow, and have been garden favourites for generations. A delightful mix also perfect for fresh or dried cut flower arrangements.
Features
- ANNUAL
- FRESH OR DRIED CUT FLOWERS
- HEIRLOOM VARIETIES
Product details
How
Sow direct where they are to grow or into trays of Yates Black Magic® Seed Raising Mix. Firm down, water gently and keep moist through germination period. Thin out or transplant when large enough to handle.
Care
Choose a warm, well-drained, sunny position. Add Yates Thrive® Natural Blood & Bone before planting and feed regularly with Yates Thrive® Rose & Flower Granular Plant Food. Water regularly at base of plants. Protect from snails and slugs.
Hint
Remove spent flowers regularly. This mix includes Lunaria Honesty (Silver Dollar), Statice, Scabiosa, Helichrysum, Larkspur and Ammi Majus (False Queen Anne's Lace).
Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct Sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
| Sow depth |
3mm |
| Germination |
21 days |
| Plant space |
30cm |
| Plant height |
60-140 cm |
| Botanical name |
Mixed species |
Heirloom Oregano True
True (Greek) oregano is said to have been created by the love goddess Aphrodite as a symbol of joy. Its bold and aromatic flavour has long been used in Mediterranean cooking.
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