This biennial prefers shady areas and moist, well-drained soil and often self-seeds for continuous blooms.
After they sprout, give them some mulch to protect their shallow root systems.
It is edible to both animals and humans when prepared in a delicious manner.
Hybrid varieties will not always breed true, so it’s difficult to say what your new flowers will look like.
These are mounding plants, and they are not aggressive about self-seeding.
A month before you expect the first frost, stop deadheading your marigolds and allow the seed heads to dry on the plant.
These climbing vines like to have a structure to climb and flower well in early spring to early summer.
It commonly grown as a food source, but there are wonderful ornamental varieties as well.