Calendula officinalis 'Nova'
- Product number: 510200
- Origin: Mediterranean Sea region
- Latin: Calendula officinalis
The uncultivated, single-flowered form of this well-known native plant, selected for purity. Many medicinal uses are known. Calendula also contributes culinarily: as a natural dye (replaces saffron) and, for example, as a flavour and colour in salads. A yellow dye is made from the flowers.
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Latin: Calendula officinalis
Dutch: (Wilde) Goudsbloem
Also: Goudsbloem
English: Pot Marigold
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- Flower colour: Yellow to orange
- Origin: Mediterranean Sea region
- Average growth height: 60 to 90 cm
- Annual or perennial: Annual
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- Winter hardy: Not frost hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Easy
- Latin: Calendula officinalis
- Dutch: (Wild) Marigold
- Also known as: Marigold
- English: Pot Marigold
