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Calendula Orange

€3.50

Calendula Orange

Erfurter Orangefarbige is a variety of calendula bred specifically for its medicinal virtues. Although the whole plant has long been used as a culinary and medicinal herb, the bright orange flowers alone are recommended for kitchen use today, since the leaves are very bitter. The flowers are mild tasting and slightly sweet, and can be used both in savoury and sweet dishes – the nickname ‘pot marigold’ comes from its popular use in the soup pot.

Quantity: 45 seeds

Plant size: Height 30 cm
Width 30 cm

Companion plant: All vegetables benefit from the presence of calendula – especially tomatoes, radishes and carrots.

Sowing

Indoor Feb-Mar Outdoor Apr-June

Timing
Germination 7-15 days Harvesting 40-60 days

Spacing
When sowing 3-5 cm; Depth 1 cm

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Calendula Orange

Erfurter Orangefarbige is a variety of calendula bred specifically for its medicinal virtues. Although the whole plant has long been used as a culinary and medicinal herb, the bright orange flowers alone are recommended for kitchen use today, since the leaves are very bitter. The flowers are mild tasting and slightly sweet, and can be used both in savoury and sweet dishes – the nickname ‘pot marigold’ comes from its popular use in the soup pot.

Quantity: 45 seeds

Plant size: Height 30 cm
Width 30 cm

Companion plant: All vegetables benefit from the presence of calendula – especially tomatoes, radishes and carrots.

Sowing

Indoor Feb-Mar Outdoor Apr-June

Timing
Germination 7-15 days Harvesting 40-60 days

Spacing
When sowing 3-5 cm; Depth 1 cm

Calendula Orange

Erfurter Orangefarbige is a variety of calendula bred specifically for its medicinal virtues. Although the whole plant has long been used as a culinary and medicinal herb, the bright orange flowers alone are recommended for kitchen use today, since the leaves are very bitter. The flowers are mild tasting and slightly sweet, and can be used both in savoury and sweet dishes – the nickname ‘pot marigold’ comes from its popular use in the soup pot.

Quantity: 45 seeds

Plant size: Height 30 cm
Width 30 cm

Companion plant: All vegetables benefit from the presence of calendula – especially tomatoes, radishes and carrots.

Sowing

Indoor Feb-Mar Outdoor Apr-June

Timing
Germination 7-15 days Harvesting 40-60 days

Spacing
When sowing 3-5 cm; Depth 1 cm

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