What is an African marigold?

African Marigold is a genus or a group of species of colorful flowers related to the daisies. Normally they have small flowers that form a tight round cluster. This cluster may seem the only disheveled flower. They are usually yellow, orange or red, but can also be white or creamy. These flowers are usually annuals, which means they probably die in cold weather. The flowers of the African month are usually about three inches (7.6 cm) in width. The dwarf varieties can only grow to one leg (0.9 m) and may have flowers of the same size as higher varieties. They can normally spread to two feet (0.6 m) from side to side. They are usually found on both sides of a long stem that extends out of the center stem. They can be medium or dark green in color. They can protrude Slightly above the flower flower itself. Most varieties prefer full sunlight and soil that is well drained, which means they do not hold water. Can normally be planted in spring after dangerThey pass freezing and usually bloom until half until the end of autumn in most areas.

This group of flowers usually has a strong fragrance that can often be unpleasant. This sometimes means that they are useful in repeling harmful garden insects such as moths and non -plagies. Gardeners sometimes plant them next to peppers or tomatoes. Other times, they could be planted on the edge of the garden or the perimeter of the yard, as they are considered a discouraging means for deer.

Although the African months can sometimes be referred to as French Marigold or Mexican Marigold are actually different flowers. French varieties are generally smaller than African types, while petals are more separated than in clouds. Mexican varieties usually have similar flowers, but tend to knock or bend downwards than to be upright like African species.

African monthCE can be found in many places such as India, Mexico, Thailand, Europe and South America. These flowers are sometimes desirable as an accent plant due to their height and color. They usually need very little care to prosper, so they could be a good choice for starting gardeners.