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64901

Lemon Gem Marigold

Name: Lemon Gem Marigold
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: 64901
Price: 1.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (4 reviews)

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$ 1.75

Signet type. The foliage of these stunning plants is very finely cut and a soft green in color. The flowers are a lemon yellow with a maroon star marking in the center. Plants are up to 1 foot and just as bushy. The signet marigolds also have the best flavor if you are looking for edibles. G7-10

20 seeds

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SP

06/24/2018

Sandra P.

United States

Lemon gems

Every seed germinated as well as a couple of spares. Quick shipping and informative paperwork. LG are one of my favorites.

JT

06/09/2018

Justin T.

United States

Easy to grow, great plant.

I’m very happy with these plants. They are growing very well in a hot, sunny portion of my garden that has relatively poor soil and not minding a bit (I do have them well mulched with wood chips and that is helping a lot!). While they were quick to bloom in the spring and are producing an abundance of flowers, they are not a show stopper compared to some marigolds. I will definitely grow these again, but will use them either in my vegetable garden, or as a companion plant to other showier varieties. Also, for those looking for edible blooms, they have a nice flavor with a very pleasant aftertaste.

LZ

09/19/2017

Linda Z.

United States

Strong-scented, perfectly shaped mounds

This plant grows in a perfectly round mound. In a hot, dry site beside the sidewalk, I had mounds 2 feet across. The strong scent, to me, is less like lemon than like citronella. I planted this plant partially to keep away cucumber beetles, but perhaps it works for mosquitoes, too I haven't tried cooking with the petals, but they taste slightly bitter.

LZ

09/19/2017

Linda Z.

United States

Strong-scented, perfectly shaped mounds

This plant grows in a perfectly round mound. In a hot, dry site beside the sidewalk, I had mounds 2 feet across. The strong scent, to me, is less like lemon than like citronella. I planted this plant partially to keep away cucumber beetles, but perhaps it works for mosquitoes, too? I haven't tried cooking with the petals, but they taste slightly bitter.