The calendula that thinks its a bedding plant! So compact & regular does this variety grow from an outside sowing that its easy to imagine that it is an expensive F1 hybrid, cossetted in the greenhouse & then planted out. Unlike many calendulas, Daisy May has been bred for continuous flowering so will flower for longer than normal types. Bright orange flowers on dark green foliage. Looks super with blue ageratum. RHS Perfect For Pollinators. A plant with edible flowers. Easy to grow plants for kids or adults alike. An economical way to fill a sunny border. Height 20cm (8) HA
- Hardy annual.
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Calendulas are a great little flower. Not only do they add a burst of orange & yellow to your plot, but they attract a multitude of beneficial insects too. You can pick them & use them as cut flowers & theyre easy to grow
- the ideal marigold for our not too hot little isl&. Just cut, & placed in a small vase, these flowers add simple elegance to your home. Then again, why not dry the orange petals & use them as poor mans saffron, they will colour & flavour your rice & desserts at a fraction of the price of true saffron. Now thats what I call a multi-functional flower! Height 30cm (12). HA
- Hardy annual. Note: Flowers are edible & ideal in salads. The perfect calendula flower, plucked & ready to dry! The petals can be used as 'poor man's saffron' to colour rice dishes. Rob's Fillers
- Fillers are the can can girls of the arrangement, they look impressive but they are there to support the Thriller. They also help fill out the arrangement & make it look bigger & bolder.


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Tall stems bearing high quality, exquisitely formed, crested flowers in a range of orange & yellow shades. It will bloom for ages &, like all calendulas, its incredibly easy to grow! enhanced variety. Flowers May-September. Height 45cm (18). ...

Attractive daisy-like flowers with orange-tipped petals & cream centres. Easy to grow & great for pots & containers. & why not try the flowers in a salad?
- pick them young for the best taste! Flowers May-September. Height 30cm (12).
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A long-flowering variety bearing enormous, beautifully formed, double, bright orange flowers on bushy green foliage. Height 45cm (18). ...

Mr Spikey! Well named, this bright orange calendula exhibits pointed, quilled blooms. Slightly taller type for the back of a border & an excellent cut flower. Very attractive grown with blue Heliotrope. A plant with edible flowers. Easy to grow for kids or adults alike. An economical way to fill a sunny border. RHS Perfect For Pollinators. Height 45cm (18). HA
- Hardy annual.
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A brand new, award-winning, yellow calendula! Add bursts of delicious, yellow coloured 'porcupine' style blooms to your beds & pots from May to September! This exciting new variety produces more flowers than its orange coloured relatives & is slightly taller (60cm) than ' Orange Porcupine'. Its petals can be used as 'poor man's' saffron to colour rice. ...

The nearest to white calendula you can find
- when fully opened, blooms are almost white, with either a dark or yellow centre.
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A beautiful flower form on a calendula, with creamy petals that have a red buff colour on the reverse side. A real stand out flower for the garden & especially cut for the house. Sow direct outside where the plants are to flower, March-May for June-September flowering or August-September for May-July the following year. Height 60cm (2). ...

An exciting new intro which, unlike existing hardy annual types, is renowned for its ability to flower all winter, in temperatures as low as 2C! It boasts a creeping habit & large double flowers, is mildew-resistant & will reflower after cutting back in the spring! Flowers August-March & May-July. Blond & Brisk
- Pale lemon with a dark eye. Height 30-40cm (12-16); spread 30-40cm (12-16). Large double flowers Flowering all winter down as low as 2 C Mildew resistant Will re-flower after cutting back in the spring Will flower during the summer too
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