...a question on calundula????

[Guest guest]

Morning--

....ok--so, if the typical 'garden-variety' marigold ISN " T what we

want, if we want actual calendula---where do we get it?

 

Also--what's the difference in the latin names for each?

 

thanks--

goody

[Guest guest]

I've seen the seeds at Wal-Mart. Most nursery's or greenhouses should have them.

I've even bought them and other seeds on eBay.

Paula .......... in Michigan

I used to have super powers but my therapist took them away

 

Morning--

...ok--so, if the typical 'garden-variety' marigold ISN " T what we

want, if we want actual calendula---where do we get it?

 

Also--what's the difference in the latin names for each?

 

thanks--

goody

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Goody,

The BEST source that I have found of seeds that actually germinate and

organic plants icluding heirloom is HORIZON HERBS. You can reach them at

www.horizonherbs.com.

They have FOUR heirloom Calendulas from Calendula officinalis to Calendula

arvenensis.........

They sell their catalogue (which is chockful of planting and use

information) for about $3, I think, but send it to you free if you order

something.............Herbally yours Penny

 

 

 

> Morning--

> ...ok--so, if the typical 'garden-variety' marigold ISN " T what we

> want, if we want actual calendula---where do we get it?

>

> Also--what's the difference in the latin names for each?

>

> thanks--

> goody

>

Penny Khaled

http://www.geocities.com/pennykhaled75

http://www.organicnutrition.co.uk

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