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Calendula (Calendula officinalis)
Calendula is loved by all who grow it! The knee-high plant has cheerful blooms and the extract from the flowers is used in many body-care products. Boiling the flower petals makes a natural dye and the petals are edible and very tasty. Calendula flowers tolerate light frost and can bloom until Thanksgivin
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My Calendulas germinated (slowly but surely); however, they have not grown much and have not bloomed. They don't even have flower buds. Maybe they don't like Northern Texas weather.
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Magnolia · August 1, 2026
I've grown their calendula for the past few years they are very big and beautiful and so pretty to look at one of my favorite flowers too this is a must grow this is one flower you definitely want in your garden
