French Marigold Dwarf Double Mixed Seeds

French Marigold Dwarf Double Mixed Seeds
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  • 175 Seeds
  • An easy to grow mix of double flowers in a wide range of bright colours
  • Perfect for both formal and informal bedding displays, pots and borders
Botanical Name: Tagetes patula
SKU: 10155
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Product Description

Brighten up your garden with Johnsons French Marigold Dwarf Double Mixed Seeds. These half-hardy annuals are excellent value, producing compact, double-flowered blooms in vibrant shades of orange, red, and yellow. Growing to a height of 15-20 cm, they are perfect for borders, containers, and edging. our compact size makes them ideal for filling small spaces with big colour, and they’re known for our reliability and long flowering season.

Order your French Marigold Dwarf Double Mixed Seeds from Johnsons today and create colourful displays in your garden.

FAQs

In a standard 30cm (12in) container, 3-4 French Dwarf Marigolds fit comfortably. If you’re using a larger container, you can plant more, but don’t pack them in; they need room to grow, or they compete with each other for nutrients and water. Pick a container that has proper drainage to support healthy growth.

French Dwarf Marigolds are annuals, meaning they complete their life cycle in one growing season. They will grow, bloom, and die off by the end of the season, so you'll need to replant them each year.

Yes: both are part of the marigold family, but French Marigolds (Tagetes patula) have smaller, more compact flowers and a stronger scent compared to the larger, more upright African Marigolds (Tagetes erecta). French Marigolds also tend to be more colourful.
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