Organic Calendula 'Resina'

Calendula officinalis ‘Resina’ · Asteraceae · Annual

Fournisseur Biologiquement vôtre
Type de produit Seeds
Disponibilité En stock
Quantités disponibles 26
Nombre de semences par sachet Approximately 50 seeds
$4.49

Organic 'Resina' calendula is a luminous annual flower that brings a warm, useful, and deeply vibrant presence to the garden, with its large golden-yellow blossoms that seem to capture the morning light. Highly valued in the vegetable garden, it attracts a host of pollinating insects and beneficials, while helping to repel certain pests such as whiteflies and aphids, making it a true friend to the garden. Its flexible and floriferous habit allows it to integrate well into both vegetable beds and flower borders, where it creates a generous and natural atmosphere. The 'Resina' variety is particularly sought after for its high resin content, which gives it additional interest in gardens where beautiful and useful flowers are grown. Easy to grow, it thrives quickly in ordinary well-drained soil and blooms abundantly in good light, without requiring complicated care. Its edible flowers also add a colorful touch to dishes, while its prolonged flowering keeps the garden vibrant throughout the growing season. Planted near the vegetable garden or under fruit trees, it harmoniously accompanies other crops and gives the garden a free, joyful, and nurturing look. This organic variety thus captivates as much by its radiant beauty as by its ecological value and its simplicity of cultivation.

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Growing conditions

Watering
Moderate
Exposure
Sun
Germination temperature
18 to 22°C (64 to 72°F)
Germination (days)
7 to 14 days

Growth & dimensions

Spread
90 cm (36 in)
Height
45 to 60 cm (18 to 24 in)
Sowing depth
1 to 2 cm (0.4 to 0.8 in.)

Flowering & harvest

Flowering
June to September
Sowing period
May to June, direct sowing
Harvest
55 to 65 days after sowing
Use
Edible flower, pollinator garden, borders, macerates, dried flowers
Companion plants
Full garden, apple tree
Incompatible plants
No noteworthy ones