Marigolds make easy-care bedding flowers and container plants, plus they can be used for companion planting and cut flowers. While starter plants are often sold at garden centers in spring, growing ...

Marigolds can be grown indoors before the last frost or directly sown after the danger of frost has passed outdoors. For thriving marigolds, place them under full sun, water them daily, trim leggy ...

Did you know there are some plants and flowers you can buy just once and enjoy year after year, without ever having to buy them again? B and R Homestead is sharing one of their favorites: marigolds!

Marigolds are tender annuals and are not frost-tolerant. You can protect marigolds from short cold snaps, but hard frosts will kill them. Saving seeds and preparing your garden are the best ways to ...

Marigolds offer limited pest control benefits and are not a standalone solution. They won't deter most above-ground pests, especially in planted form. Better alternatives include garlic, chives, ...

Marigolds add more to your garden than a pop of color and a feeling of freshness. Here are all the benefits of planting these cheerful flowers in your yard.

Marigolds are the flower of October. I have always loved Marigolds, not just because October is my birth month, but for their beautiful bronze, bright red-orange and yellows flowers. They add a nice ...