tagetes african marigold

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tagetes african marigold

African marigold does well in full sun, which encourages blooms, but appreciates light afternoon shade; · african marigolds ( tagetes erecta) are among the most beloved annual flowers in gardens worldwide, despite their name suggesting african origins. Tagetes erecta, commonly called african marigold , aztec marigold , american marigold or big marigold , is native to mexico and central america. Across (5-10 cm) in shades of yellow, orange, and white. It dislikes full shade. · african marigolds , or tagetes erecta, have a long history, from their use as a topical agent and dye among the cherokee tribe to their use in the day of the dead observances of mexican culture. Its tall growth habit, long flowering season, and natural pest-repelling qualities make it a. Despite its common name, the plant is native to mexico and guatemala. It tolerates clay and dry soil but prefers evenly moist, well-drained soil. Noted for its large blossoms, tagetes erecta (african marigold) is a bushy annual boasting huge double flowers, up to 2-4 in. · african marigold (tagetes erecta) is the tallest of the annual garden marigolds, towering up to four feet, with large yellow, orange, or whitish flowers. Get deals and low prices on african giant marigold at amazon 1 2 it is also celebrated as the symbolic birth flower for october. There are many cultivars. These vibrant beauties actually hail from mexico and central america, where they’ve been treasured for centuries. · tagetes erecta, commonly known as african marigold or aztec marigold , is a bold, fast-growing flowering plant valued for its large blooms, vibrant colors, and strong garden performance. Transform your garden with an array of plants, seeds & flower bulbs. Native to mexico and central america, this species is now widely cultivated across asia, africa, and the americas. Big marigold may be the best descriptive name because plants are noted for their large flowerheads.

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