French Marigold (Dwarf) Seeds - Petite Mix
- Annual; Sunset colors that pack a punch
- Great companion plant for vegetable gardens!
- Prefers full sun exposure
Fast Facts
About French Marigold (Dwarf) Seeds - Petite Mix
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Buy Marigold Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Dwarf French Marigold Petite Seed Mix
A perfect choice for borders, this beautiful and bright Dwarf Petite Mix offers blooms in a range of warm hues--excellent to protect and compliment taller varieties!
French Marigolds are a popular companion planting for veggies as they are known to help repel harmful pests!
Fast Facts
About French Marigold (Dwarf) Seeds - Petite Mix
Tagetes patula
Buy Marigold Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Dwarf French Marigold Petite Seed Mix
A perfect choice for borders, this beautiful and bright Dwarf Petite Mix offers blooms in a range of warm hues--excellent to protect and compliment taller varieties!
French Marigolds are a popular companion planting for veggies as they are known to help repel harmful pests!
How to Plant Petite Mix Marigolds
When to Plant Marigold Seeds
Direct sow Marigold seeds after all threat of frost has passed - it's recommended that you wait approximately 1-2 weeks after the final frost date. Marigolds can also be sown indoors approximately 50-60 days before your final frost.
Where to Plant Marigold Seeds
Marigolds are tolerant of most types of soil, and enjoy warm, Full Sun conditions. Marigolds do best in rich, well draining soil that remains moist, though once established can be somewhat drought tolerant as well. If planted in cool, or moist locations, Marigolds are susceptible to powdery mildew.
How to Plant Marigold Seeds
Sow Marigold seeds directly onto the surface of the soil and firmly compress. Don't cover your seeds, as Marigolds require sunlight in order to germinate.
How to Care for Marigolds
Once planted, Marigolds require very little by way of care. Typically, you only need to water manually if the soil has gotten dry or dusty to the touch, or if it's been more than 2 weeks since any sort of natural rainfall. You can increase your blooms significantly by deadheading your spent blooms. Dried, spent blooms can be stored in a dry, cool location that gets minimal exposure to sunlight, and if planted, the seeds in the seed heads can produce additional marigolds the following year.
Seed Coverage for French Marigold (Dwarf) Seeds - Petite Mix
| Amount |
Recommended Coverage |
| Packet |
Up to 80 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Ounce |
Up to 625 Sq. Ft |
| 1/4 Pound |
Up to 2,500 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Pound |
Up to 10,000 Sq. Ft |
Companion Plants for French Marigold (Dwarf) Seeds - Petite Mix
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I have grown these before and was very pleased. This year's seeds seem to have had nearly 100% germination, so I am sure I will be happy with them.
- kathryn taeubert, May 2016
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They a blooming now. They are really pretty. Bushy and spreading.
- lauren cook, Jul 2015
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Dwarf marigolds are hard to find and these are perfect for pots and window boxes. Great seeds, fast growing easy to care for. As I tell my Grandkids you can't kill these with a stick.
- leona steininger, May 2015