Calendula Flowers
Calendula is an annual herb in the daisy family, originating from southern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean area. It has long been cultivated and is a widespread garden escape in cool, temperate climates. It has been used for many centuries for a range of culinary and medicinal purposes.
Calendula is easy to grow in any well-drained soil in full sun. Seeds can be sown directly in the garden just before the last frost date, but for an earlier bloom, start sowing indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last frost date. Successive sowing will provide fresh, blooming plants throughout the season.
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Yellow Blooming Calendula flower with sparkling dew.
Wild Meadow Calendula flower growing among colorful wildflowers.
Water Droplets Calendula flower showing moisture on petals.
Vibrant Yellow Calendula flower displaying a deep dark center.
Sunny Field Calendula flower blooming across a bright garden landscape.
Soft Focus Calendula flower display in a garden.
Single Orange Calendula flower blooming beautifully.
Raindrop Covered Calendula flower with water droplets on petals.
Macro View Calendula flower center showing detailed floral structure.
Green Foliage Calendula flower surrounded by dill leaves and greenery.
Garden Bed Calendula flower growing among green foliage.
Fresh Buds Calendula flower with developing blooms and green growth.
Evening Light Calendula flower glowing in a soft natural setting.
Dew Covered Calendula flower with fresh buds and droplets.
Close-Up Calendula flower revealing detailed yellow petals.
Bright Orange Calendula flower with a dark center in full bloom.
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