I started with six 1" Dwarf Orange Marigold starters from Fred Meyer Garden Center. I planted them all around the garden in terra cotta pots and cedar boxes. Dwarf Orange Marigolds produce large, crested double flowers with a deep orange hue. Perfect for gardens or containers. While marigolds are a natural pesticide for vegetable gardens, they do attract slugs in wet weather.
Growing Tips: Dwarf Orange Marigolds prefer full sun. Plant 4" apart, grows 10 - 12" tall. Remove dead flower blooms to encourage new growth throughout the summer.
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