Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow'

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Common Name:

Tagetes

Plant Type:

Annual

Flower color:

Foliage color:

Green

Sun (From 0 to 5):

4

Water (From 0 to 5):

2

Maximum temperature:

30°C

Minimum temperature:

7°C

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Description

Unique odorless foliage with bright yellow, ruffled flowers, 3-1/2". Ht. 24". Burpee bred.

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Blooming

Flowers from early summer until frost. To get earlier blooms, start seeds indoors earlier in the season. Deadhead to lengthen the flowering period.

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Growth

Bushy annuals and herbaceous perennials. Tagetes does best with full sun in sites with hot climates. African marigolds work best for formal bedding. The French, Triploid, and Signet marigolds are nice for the edge of a mixed border. All make good container plants. The flowers are suitable for cutting as they are long-lived.

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Planting

Easily propagated from seed. Sow seed in the ground in spring, when temperatures are at least 70°F (21°C).

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Pest

Whiteflies, spider mites, and leaf miners. Tagetes is also susceptible to powdery mildew, damping off, root rot, leaf spot, bacterial leaf spot, and gray mold.

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Interesting facts

Tagetes is native to the hot regions of New Mexico to Argentina, with one species endemic to Africa. The annuals are strong scented. The foliage may aggravate the skin upon contact.

Tagetes (Tagetes x 'Sweet'n Yellow') - Soil and irrigation

Does well with fast-draining soils. When water avoid overhead irrigation (especially for the species T. erecta, African Marigold) as the taller stems may break from the weight of the water. Irrigate by flooding the soil or avoid the tall stems. Water liberally during drought. The flowerheads of African Marigolds rot in wet weather conditions.