Seeds of calendula radio terry, 0.5 g

The large hemispherical terry inflorescences of the radio calendula have an original radiant shape: bright yellow-orange pagan flowers are twisted into tubes and form peculiar “antennas”. Compact bushes are covered with light green leaves. The calendula is unpretentious, is distinguished by abundant and prolonged flowering, perfectly suitable for planting in groups, rackets, looks good in balcony boxes.

Sowing: April - for seedlings for planting on the balcony, May - in open ground. After 2-4 weeks after the seedlings, the plants are thinned out or planted at a distance of 20 cm from each other. Any garden land is suitable for calendula, solar or semi -prose location.

care: regular watering, top dressing. To extend flowering, wilted inflorescences remove.

Flowering: from late June to frosts. The calendula goes well with the blue Ageratum, Delphinium, Rudbecia, Cinnia.