What is a French marigold?

French marigold is a member of the family Tagetes of the family of flowering plants Asteraceae. These annual flowers produce bright, solid or multicolored flowers that reach across a series of colors, including yellow, red and brown. They tolerate a wide range of climates and are often used as ornamental flowers along the borders, sidewalks, gardens and other areas where an engaging accent is required. Using as a discouraging means on the pest, many varieties of French months have proven to be eradicated and claimed to repel many other pests and animals. Its flowers may have smooth or disheveled petals that cracked in compact vortex from its torus or container. The arrangement of the petals are often described as individual, semi-volume or double arrangement and petals density. The monores are often dispersed with garden plants that help to avert different insects and contamination. The roots of certain varieties of the monthly month contain chemicals that kill nematodY in the soil, so they are often cultivated into the soil per year to help prevent re -introduction of Nematoda in the coming years.

French months are resistant plants that thrive in large number of climate but do not survive over more frosts. It grows best in fully sunny places with adequate moisture and occasional fertilization. This month is usually started from seed and produces the whole seeds of seeds that are suitable for re -landing in the following year. French Marigolda is doing well in containers and gardens.

parts of the plant are used in different ways. Oils from the French month are used in perfumes and flowers are used for some types of dyes. They are also used, especially in eastern cultures, as a medicine for numerous diseases. French months are not considered edible.

Morgodes were used to indicate many social opportunities. At the celebrationSpring, North American cities and communities often line their streets with French months during projects of communities. They are also used in changes in the deceased during the day of a dead holiday in Mexico and Mexican communities.