• Garden bed featuring a variety of Calendula Art Shades flowers
  • Cluster of orange and yellow Calendula Art Shades in full bloom
  • Vibrant orange Calendula Art Shades blossoms amidst green foliage
  • Mixed shades of Calendula Art flowers attracting pollinators
  • Close-up of orange Calendula Art Shades flowers with green leaves in the background
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Bishy Barnabees Cottage Garden

Calendula Art Shades Mixed

£2.00
£2.00
Tax included.

Calendula Art Shades is such a simple flower and so easy to grow but quite rightly a firm favourite with everyone.

A cheerful mix of oranges, pale yellow and apricot flowers which (if you keep cutting or dead-heading) will carry on producing flowers for months.

They last well in a vase, bring joy to the garden and also self-seed….so you’ll welcome them back year after year!

Quantity of Seeds 100 Seeds
Type Annual
Genus Calendula officinalis
Sow Seeds

Sow undercover March-June or sow direct or in modules in September
Plant Out Late April-June, Keep cutting to encourage more flowers, Likes full sun
Flowers May-September
Height & Spread 35-45cm high x 30cm wide


Calendula Art Shades Mixed

RHS Plants for Pollinators.

The RHS Plants for Pollinators mark is only given to plants that support pollinating insects.
    Garden bed featuring a variety of Calendula Art Shades flowers
    Cluster of orange and yellow Calendula Art Shades in full bloom
    Vibrant orange Calendula Art Shades blossoms amidst green foliage
    Mixed shades of Calendula Art flowers attracting pollinators
    Close-up of orange Calendula Art Shades flowers with green leaves in the background

    Customer Reviews

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    Claire
    Never disappoints

    Although these particular seeds are for a gift I can confirm that I have regularly purchased seeds from this company and I have never been disappointed. Great postage and packaging. The seeds I have purchased (too many to mention) have performed really well.

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    M.
    I love these many shades of marigold

    My seeds made it through the postal strike in time to be a Christmas present! I won't know how well they grow until next year. The packet is cute with a lovely picture on the front.