Marigold Reviews

Marigolds are originally from Mexico, where they are known as Celandulas. Apparently they were first discovered by the Portuguese in Central America in the 16th century and they became popular in Europe and elsewhere. But according to Hindu mythology Marigolds existed in India even during the period of Ramayana (400BC) and Mahabharata( 8 BC ), ...  Read the complete review

Marigolds are a fantastic garden plant or i thought it was a plant untill i was looking at them in my gardening book last week where i discovered that they are not actually classified as a plant but as a herb although i still dont understand why. Marigolds produce lovely flowers that are available in yellow burnt orange or red, they ...  Read the complete review

I started to grow my own herbs over the last few years and last year I started to experiment with different recipes, this year ill be trying this one when the herb grows. If you find it interests you let me know in the comment box and ill post some more. This one is for a Marigold cream The ingredients you need are ...  Read the complete review

While I was pregnant with my son a few years ago, I took maternity leave six weeks prior to giving birth, this meant I was home with no other children to look after for six lovely weeks in the months of March and April. I had to find something to fill my days other than daytime TV and this is when I began my love of Marigolds and started to fill ...  Read the complete review

Marigold if someone said have you any marigolds in your garden I would say yes, but would I mean tagetees the Mexican, African or French marigold? The Glenionis segetun the corn marigold or the calendula the pot marigold? These are all members of the Asteracea family. I might of course mean the marsh marigold Caltha palustris family Ranunculaceae ...  Read the complete review