(Bonanza Bolero Marigold, French Marigold)

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Bolero' produces 2.5-inch (6 cm), "carnation-type" blooms with numerous golden-yellow, orange-tipped petals. The flowers are borne on bushy, upright, 9- to 12-inch (22 to 30 cm) plants. This 1999 All-America Selection winner can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated...

(Bonanza Flame Marigold, French Marigold)

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Flame' produces 2.5-inch (6 cm), crested blooms with numerous orange-red, gold-edged petals. The flowers are borne on bushy, upright, 10- to 12-inch (25 to 30 cm) plants. This cultivar can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold...

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Gold' produces 2- to 2.5-inch (5 to 6 cm), orange-yellow, "carnation-type" blooms on bushy, upright, 10- to 14-inch (25 to 35 cm) plants. This cultivar can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold (Tagetes erecta)...

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Harmony' produces 2.5-inch (6 cm) blooms with maroon-red petals and golden central crests. The flowers are borne on bushy, upright, 10- to 12-inch (25 to 30 cm) plants. This cultivar can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold...

(Bonanza Orange Marigold, French Marigold)

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Orange' produces 2.5-inch (6 cm), medium-orange, "carnation-type" blooms on bushy, upright, 10- to 12-inch (25 to 30 cm) plants. This cultivar can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold (Tagetes erecta) and signet...

(Bonanza Yelow Marigold, French Marigold)

Compact and double-flowered, the French marigold 'Bonanza Yellow' produces 2-inch (6 cm), bright lemon-yellow, "carnation-type" blooms on bushy, upright, 10- to 12-inch (25 to 30 cm) plants. This cultivar can be purchased and planted as seed or as nursery-grown seedlings.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold (Tagetes erecta) and signet...

(Disco Bright Yellow Marigold, French Marigold)

The vibrant French marigolds in the Disco Series have large, brightly colored, single blooms that are borne in profusion atop compact, bushy, drought-tolerant plants. Bred and introduced by the German seed company Ernst Benary, ‘Disco Bright Yellow’ bears many flat, cheerful yellow flowers when growing conditions are warm and favorable.

Commonly known as French marigold, this easy to grow, compact annual actually originates from Mexico and Central America. In fact, some believe it is a naturally...

The vibrant French marigolds in the Disco Series have large single blooms that are borne in profusion atop compact, bushy, drought-tolerant plants. The cultivar ‘Disco Flame’ bears many flat, bicolored flowers with mahogany-red, gold-edged petals.

French marigolds are familiar, easy to grow, bright-flowered annuals that are actually native to Mexico and Central America. They may have originated as a hybrid between the American marigold (Tagetes erecta) and signet marigold (Tagetes...