Calendula Seeds
Calendula, also known as
Pot Marigold, native to the Mediterranean countries and is one of the most well known, versatile herbs in western medicine.
Calendula's healing properties range from skin conditions to detoxifying the body. For internal use,
Calendula flower petals are edible and can be added to salads, spice up meats and fish. It also can be made into a tea. These flower petals have a tangy, peppery taste.
Externally,
Calendula is used in salves, creams, soaps and refined oil.
Calendula is a beautiful flower that's colors resemble the Marigold. It's petals are bright yellow and orange and were thought to lift the spirits and encourage cheerfulness.
Calendula is also a good way to attract butterflies and bumble bees to your garden.
The name
Calendula comes from the Latin word Calendae, meaning the first day of the month, as this plant can bloom every month of the year.
Calendula is easily propagated from seed and are best harvested as they open in early summer and dried in the shade.
Also available:
Evening Primrose Seeds
Chives Seeds
Herbal Honey
