Harvested from the Archelaus garden, these calendula seeds will produce a mix of vibrant orange and buttery yellow flowers that attract pollinators. Calendula flowers can be used in balms, salves, tea, soaks, and so much more. You can harvest them to create your own products or let the bees and butterflies enjoy their nectar. These flowers are annuals but readily reseed so they will likely pop up every year.
Each packet contains 4 grams of seed (80-120 seeds).
Harvested from the Archelaus garden, these calendula seeds will produce a mix of vibrant orange and buttery yellow flowers that attract pollinators. Calendula flowers can be used in balms, salves, tea, soaks, and so much more. You can harvest them to create your own products or let the bees and butterflies enjoy their nectar. These flowers are annuals but readily reseed so they will likely pop up every year.
Each packet contains 4 grams of seed (80-120 seeds).
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