Home & Garden Gardening

The Structure of the Calendula Plant

    Stems and Leaves

    • Calendula plants are an annual, growing to approximately 8 to 24 inches tall. The oval leaves are sticky and hairy in appearance and texture, growing approximately 3 inches long.

    Flowers

    • Large orange-yellow flowers produce petals similar to that of a daisy with two to three layers of petals clustering together. Flowers bloom throughout summer and close their petals at night when there is no sun.

    Seeds

    • Flowers produce a cluster of tiny seeds. The seeds quickly and easily self-sow, creating an abundance of new plants.

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