Growing Non-GMO Janie Series Marigold Flower Seeds

Marigold seeds can be directly sown where they will grow. Start indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost for earlier blooms. Germinate them in a warm, well-lit area. Harden off the seedlings gradually before permanently transplanting them outdoors. After sowing and transplanting, the marigolds should be watered heavily.

Avoid overhead watering, as this can cause diseases easily avoidable with proper irrigation. These gorgeous marigolds will bloom right up until the first frost. Deadheading them throughout the season can keep the plants looking clean and highly productive. Keep the area weed-free for beautifully vibrant blooms all summer. Adding mulch around the base of the plants can suppress weeds and decrease watering needs.

Janie Series Marigold in the Flower Garden

Marigolds are every flower gardener’s best friend. They go well with a variety of garden styles, require little maintenance once established, and are deer resistant! Utilize these beauties in borders, containers, vegetable gardens, flower beds, and more to repel common garden pests. Any Mexican or Latin-themed garden would be incomplete without these easy-going pompoms.

Companion Planting With Janie Series Marigolds

Marigolds are the perfect, easy companion plant for numerous other species. Because marigolds are resistant to deer, rabbits, many pests, and most diseases, they are perfect for interplanting and bordering your vegetable garden. Many gardeners swear that these lovely plants not only add color to a garden, but are resistant to issues in general that they impart upon the neighboring plants as well. The bright blooms seem to bring in pollinators while simultaneously repelling damaging moths and other garden pests.

About Janie Series Marigold Garden Seeds

Marigolds are one of the most popular edible flowers on the market. Not only are they gorgeous garnishes, but they are said to have health benefits like aiding skin conditions and varicose veins too.

Janie Series Marigolds have 1-2 inch wide blooms that will keep popping up all season, especially if the old blooms are removed quickly.

Marigolds are originally native to Mexico and Guatemala. They were discovered by English explorers in the 16th century and brought back to Europe. They quickly spread in popularity from England to northern Africa.

Marigolds are even easier to care for than African Marigolds. They are recommended to any gardener with any experience level. They have a longer blooming season and are known to tolerate slightly more extremes in weather better than African Marigolds.

Marigolds are one of the main decorations in the celebration Dia de los Muertos where the Mexican culture celebrates their heritage and ancestors who came before them. For this reason, they symbolize family and multigenerational bonds.

Janie Series Marigolds won the All-American Selections award in 1980 where they became nationally recognized for being prolific, long-performing flowers. “They will continue to bloom all summer long, making Janie a great choice for the front of a border, edging, or containers.” (AAS Website)

Stories From Our Gardeners

"In my mind, marigolds are a no-brainer. They are edible, repulse pests, demand little attention once established, and provide attractive, cheerful blooms. I mean, come on! They are perfect for almost any garden and gardener. If you haven’t grown them before, this is your cue! "

- Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer

Janie Series Marigold Seeds Per Package:

• 100 Seed Packet
• 500 Seeds
• 1000 Seeds
• 5000 Seeds

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