Recent questions tagged marigold

Description : Tagetes - Marigold, Tarragon, Winter Tarragon (Tage'tes)

Last Answer : DESCRIPTION: These ornamental annuals are natives of Mexico and South America and belong to the Daisy family. Tagetes erecta, the African Marigold, can grow 2-4 feet high and will produce large, single ... patula; T. lucida (Winter Tarragon); T. tenuifolia (signata); T. tenuifolia (signata) pumila.

Description : Calendula - Marigold, Pot (Calen'dula)

Last Answer : DESCRIPTION: These are lovely, annual plants native to southern Europe. They grow 1½ to 2½ feet high. Their branching stems are covered with simple, alternate leaves and they produce large flowers in ... and Prince of Orange. C. arvensis (the Field Calendula); C. maderensis (Madeira Marigold).

Description : Dimorphotheca - Cape Marigold, Star Of The Veldt (Dimorphothe'ca)

Last Answer : DESCRIPTION: These are hardy annuals or tender perennials that produce large, vividly colored flowers on top of long, slender stems. The flowers resemble daisies and they belong to the Daisy family, ... ; D. calendulacea (orange-yellow flowers); D. Ecklonis; D. annua; D. chrysanthemifolia.

Description : Bidens - Bur Marigold (Bi'dens)

Last Answer : DESCRIPTION: This group consists of hardy perennials and annuals, commonly called Bur Marigolds. These plants belong to the Daisy family, Compositae, and are found wild in southern U.S., Mexico and ... cuttings in the spring. VARIETIES: B. ferulifolia; B. diversifolia; B. triplinervia macrantha.