Sow Right Seeds - Crackerjack Marigold Seeds for Planting Outdoors - High Yield African Marigold Flowers - Cempasuchil Marigolds - Ideal for Gardens, Borders, Flowerbeds - Non-GMO Heirloom (1)

Great seed company. Every year we have been planting Sow Right vegetable seeds and they always do very well.

These were great-looking flowers this season! They had a good mix of yellow and orange hues, giving great color to the garden. They do grow quite tall though. Make sure you're aware of the size and whether they will fit in your planting scheme. Because of their height, they do blossom later in the season than shorter varieties.

I started the marigolds in my iDOO indoor garden along with some tomato plants. Every marigold sprouted, grew into a healthy viable plant and are now transplanted along with the tomatoes into their garden. I'm very pleased. I have an excellent companion plant for the tomatoes and the green, goldenrod and red colors that will follow in the garden are a nice bonus. Just a trick for home gardeners who occasionally experience poor germination rates: Though seeds can remain viable for a very long time it is best to toss any left over seeds and start fresh each spring. Yes, it will cost a few extra dollars in seed purchases but your germination success rate will offset the cost.

When I planted these seeds at an appropriate time, every single one sprouted! I pleated a second round in Texas in May, which wasn’t ideal and not many sprouted. But when I planted earlier in the spring, 21/21 sprouted. Not all grew into mature plants but I believe that was due to me being a total newbie. Despite this, I have 5 be HUGE beautiful marigold plants currently blooming. They are absolutely gorgeous. I have 3 plants with flowers that look like the pictures, and 2 that are more orange and sparse. Not sure why they look like different species, but they’re all pretty regardless. I took a chance buying cheap seeds on Amazon, and it paid off! I’m very pleased with these!

They are quite bushy, but with maintenance can become beautiful. Took about 4 to 6 months to be able to pick a full bouquet. I also live in South Florida so I don’t know if that makes a big difference, with the heat and such but overall pretty good seeds. This was also my first time ever planting Marigold’s.

Very disappointed because by packaging and there being no mention that this is a mix I thought these were only the orange crackerjack marigolds. The germination was about 70% (I germinated wet paper towel). The time from germination to bloom is over 75 days. I’m a little over 75 days and have one bloom but lots of buds. The one bloom is not impressive but will update once I get more. And to my dismay they all look like they will be yellow. I also pinched back my seedlings which avoided them getting really tall (which I did not want, wanted bushier and more blooms).

Seeds are growing great! Can't wait for bloom!!

These are 4ft tall! They are not typical Marigolds 6-12inches. These are 3-4feet with a small bloom on a stalk. Know what you’re getting. We were very disappointed