MARIGOLD GROW GUIDE

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Depth to Plant

Spacing Between Plants

Days to Germinate (Sprout)

Germination
Soil Temp

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Harvest Instructions

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1/2" Deep

5" apart

5-20 Days

Between 70° F and 75° F

Spring

Full Sun

Well drained

Broccoli, melons, cabbage, cucumbers, eggplant, gourds, kale, potatoes, squash and tomatoes

Harvest when they are 36" tall to collect the seeds

How to Grow & Harvest Marigolds

When to Plant

Start your seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost for your area. You can also direct-sow marigold seeds outside once the soil is warm and the threat of frost has passed.

How to Plant

Choose a location with full sun and average soil. Wash spider mites off with an organic soap spray if you find them. Remove any dead flowers regularly to encourage more blooms.

When to Harvest

Marigolds make long lasting cut flowers, which are excellent for informal flower arrangements. Use them freely in beds, borders, edges, and pots.

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