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2029
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From the packet
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Front
MARIGOLD
DURANGO OUTBACK MIX
Tagetes patula
29450 Batch: AAH1
Germinates in: 7 - 14 days
See reverse for culture guide
Seeds per Packet - Approximately 75
Unopened this seedis viable until: 2029
The images below Portray some of the shapes, forms and colours in this species. Please refer
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MARIGOLD When to Sow ~ Spring or Summer. Where to Grow ~ Full sun, well-drained site. Great border plant. How to Sow ~ Best sown in trays for subsequent transplanting when danger of frost has passed. Optimum germination temperature is 22- 24°C. Place seed 3cm apart, 5mm deep. Keep seedbed evenly moist during germination. Care ~ When the seedlings have 3 well defined leaves, transplant into trays or punnets. African Marigold (Tagetes erecta) have larger flowers and usually a larger, more vigorous plant. Plant spacing should be approx 30-40cm. French Marigold (Tagetes patula) only need approx. 20cm spacing between plants. Tips ~ Both varieties originate from Mexico. They are a good, hardy sun loving plant, easy to grow, adding vibrant colour to the garden. Germination Guaranteed .egmontseeds. co.nz
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Durango outback mix