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Little Growers Marigold Tiger Eyes
Little Growers Marigold Tiger Eyes
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Unwins French Marigold Tiger Eyes Seeds are striking bi-coloured flowers of the dwarf variety.
They will add a cheery burst of colour to your garden, producing dark maroon flowers with a beautiful burnt orange centre. They are easy to grow and perfect for pots and containers too.
February to April
Where to sow
Sow seeds thinly in trays of moist seed compost and lightly cover with a little more compost. Keep the compost moist and place it somewhere warm, such as the kitchen windowsill. When the seedlings are big enough to handle, put into larger pots. When plants are a few centimetres tall stand outside to get used to outdoor conditions before planting out or putting on the patio in pots. Wait until there are no more frosts at night.
Remember
Keep them watered, especially in warm, dry weather. Feed once a fortnight with a liquid plant food, following instructions carefully and remove dead flower heads as they appear.
Flowering Time
June to October
They will add a cheery burst of colour to your garden, producing dark maroon flowers with a beautiful burnt orange centre. They are easy to grow and perfect for pots and containers too.
- Prefers full sun
- Prefers part shade
February to April
Where to sow
Sow seeds thinly in trays of moist seed compost and lightly cover with a little more compost. Keep the compost moist and place it somewhere warm, such as the kitchen windowsill. When the seedlings are big enough to handle, put into larger pots. When plants are a few centimetres tall stand outside to get used to outdoor conditions before planting out or putting on the patio in pots. Wait until there are no more frosts at night.
Remember
Keep them watered, especially in warm, dry weather. Feed once a fortnight with a liquid plant food, following instructions carefully and remove dead flower heads as they appear.
Flowering Time
June to October
