Cape Marigold 

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Cape Marigold Facts

Cape Marigold plants originated in various regions of South America. Over time many variations of hybrids have developed, creating a large group of imressive flowers. Most don't know this but the cape marigold is actually a daisy flower. Whether the flowers are grown in the wild or under production, many varieties of colors are available. Generally colors range from redish tones to white. The cape marigold plant should be placed in soil that drains well. Additionally the soil should have a consistency of sand, and thrives in constant moderate temperatures.

"Thriving in moderate temperatures, the cape marigold produces flower blooms in varieties of white to red tones.

• Scientific Name: DIMORPHOTHECA
• Average Growth Size:  
• Description of Foliage: The cape marigold plant grows to an average of 1/2 a foot to 1 foot, and produces a flower bloom of colors that range from White and yellow, to red tones.
• Indigenous Area: Various Regions of South America
• Various Uses: The cape marigold is a perfect accent to flower beds and houseplant arrangements.