Harris Seeds Marigold Durango

Yes, their compact, well-branched growth habit makes them an excellent choice for containers, window boxes, and hanging baskets. They reach a manageable height of 10-12 inches, so they won't overwhelm smaller pots.

Yes, the recommended planting method is transplanting. You should start your seeds indoors and move them outside once the soil has warmed to 70-75°F and the danger of frost has passed.

You can expect germination to occur relatively quickly, typically within 5 to 8 days, provided the soil temperature is kept within the optimal range of 70-75°F.

No, these are annuals. They are designed to provide a high-impact, long-lasting display throughout a single growing season and will not return the following year.

Since these plants have a spread of 6-8 inches, you should space them about 6 to 8 inches apart in your garden beds to ensure they have enough airflow and room to develop their sturdy, well-branched structure.