Calendula - Orange Pacific Beauty

Orange Pacific Beauty Calendula is a hardy, classic heirloom known for its large, semi-double blooms in a vibrant, glowing orange. This variety is specifically bred for improved heat tolerance, allowing it to bloom longer into the summer than other Calendula types. Also known as "Pot Marigold," its resin-rich petals are edible and widely used in soothing salves, teas, and as a colorful garnish for salads and soups.

Seeds per packet: 675mg Approx. 100

Harvest: 55–70 days; flowers can be harvested as soon as they are fully open.

Days to Germination: 7–14

Plant Spacing: 10–12"

Row Spacing: 18"

Growth Habit: Compact upright bush

Light Preference: Full sun - partial sun

Best in Zone: 2–10 (Annual)

TIPS: Calendula is very easy to grow and can be direct-seeded as soon as the soil can be worked in early spring. It prefers cooler temperatures but the Pacific Beauty series will withstand mid-summer heat better than most. Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous blooming, or allow some flowers to go to seed, as this variety is a reliable self-seeder for the following year.