Showing posts with label Calendula. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calendula. Show all posts

Thursday, August 13, 2026

Popular calendula varieties are grown for low-growing borders.

 Popular calendula varieties are grown for low-growing borders, tall medicinal varieties, and large-flowered ornamental plants. Calendula includes such original varieties as 'Gitana,' 'Kabluna,' 'Radio,' and 'Orange Princess.' Low-growing varieties: Gitana: Dwarf bushes up to 30 cm tall with double flowers of varying shades. Little Ball: Compact plants with spherical inflorescences. 

Popular calendula varieties
are grown for
 low-growing borders.

 Tall and medicinal varieties: Red Doctor: A tall variety up to 70 cm, which is often used for... Orange: A classic tall variety with rich medicinal inflorescences. Ornamental and unusual varieties: Radio: Flowers with needle-like petals, similar to small chrysanthemums. Kabluna: Bright inflorescences with a large dark or contrasting "pom-pom" center. Red): Graceful flowers whose petals usually have a dark red-brown hue.

Monday, October 7, 2024

Calendula, a genus of herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family.

 An annual or biennial erect herbaceous plant from 20 to 75 cm high. Taproot.

 Shoots are thick, ribbed, light green, pubescent with sticky glandular hairs. Leaves are simple, alternate, light green, elongated or oval, pubescent with sparse stiff hairs.

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 The wrapper is single-row, with narrow leaflets. Ligulate flowers are yellow or orange, shiny on top, matte on the underside; tubular flowers are small, yellow, orange or dark brown. Inflorescences are baskets 5-6 cm in diameter.

Friday, June 21, 2024

Calendula is one of the most unpretentious and sunny plants.

 Calendula officinalis is an important medicinal plant with potential biological properties.

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Calendula is one of the most unpretentious and sunny plants.
 
 Calendula officinalis L. (marigold) is known worldwide for its medicinal significance, containing various phytochemicals,
including carbohydrates, amino acids, lipids, fatty acids, carotenoids, terpenoids, flavonoids, quinones, coumarins and
other components, showing some important biological activities such as wound healing,