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Calendula - Ball's Orange - Amazing Blooms - Attracts Pollinators

Calendula - Ball's Orange - Amazing Blooms - Attracts Pollinators

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Grow Vibrant Orange Blooms with Calendula Seeds Ball's Orange

Bring a burst of sunshine to your garden with Calendula Seeds Ball's Orange. The stunning, long-stem blooms feature deep orange, double-petaled flowers that are as beautiful in your garden as they are in a vase. Perfect for cut flower arrangements or adding a pop of color to salads, these calendula flowers are both ornamental and edible.

Why Choose Ball's Orange Calendula?

With their 3-inch, round blossoms, these calendula flowers are a classic favorite. Each plant can produce up to 100 vibrant blooms, creating a dazzling display that attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies. Whether you plant them wildflower-style or in carefully arranged beds, they'll thrive in USDA zones 2-11.

Easy to Grow & Pollinator-Friendly

These productive calendula seeds germinate in just 7-14 days when soil temperatures are above 65°F. Plant them 1/4" deep and space 10-15" apart in full sun for best results. Growing 1-2' tall with a spread of 6-8", they'll mature in 50-60 days, providing you with a long season of beautiful blooms.

Not only are they stunning, but they're also a great way to support local pollinators. Butterflies and bees will flock to your garden, making it a lively and eco-friendly space.

Versatile & Beautiful

Use these gorgeous orange blossoms as cut flowers to brighten up your home or as a tasty garnish to add color to salads and dishes. Each packet contains a minimum of 250 seeds, giving you plenty to start your vibrant calendula garden.

Ready to transform your garden? Plant Ball's Orange Calendula seeds today and enjoy a season full of stunning, pollinator-friendly blooms!

  • Each packet contains 250 seeds
  • Flower: 3” Orange double blooms
  • Bloom time: 60 days after transplant
  • Plant Size: 12-24”
  • Calendula officinalis
  • Heirloom - Open-pollinated
  • Untreated/Non-GMO
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