Marigold Flamenco Seed

Unlike traditional marigolds that often feature a darker center with lighter edges, the Flamenco variety reverses this, creating a distinct visual contrast that makes the blooms stand out more sharply in a garden bed.

No, these are raw, untreated seeds. They come in their natural state, which is ideal if you prefer to avoid synthetic coatings or chemical treatments in your garden.

Because these seeds require light to germinate, you should only lightly cover them with soil or vermiculite after sowing. Ensure the soil temperature stays between 70-75°F to achieve the best germination results within 5-8 days.

Yes, these marigolds are well-suited for transplanting. Starting them indoors allows you to get a head start on the season before moving them to your outdoor landscape once the danger of frost has passed.

Once fully grown, these plants typically reach a height of 10-12 inches with a spread of 6-8 inches. Their compact size makes them excellent candidates for borders, containers, or smaller garden spaces.