Calendula

Calendula oil is an easy-to-make, versatile and potent addition to any home medicine cabinet. It can be used topically for cuts and scrapes due to its anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties, but it's also useful internally.

Calendula officinalis Geisha Girl Calendula is an easy to grow, low maintenance annual offering a bounty of deep orange blooms throughout the season! Bloom

Organic Calendula looks beautiful, as seen in this botanical drawing! Highly antibacterial, it also soothes skin inflammation and has an ability to brighten skin and protect from blemishes.Get your fill inside this cream >

Grow, harvest, and dry calendula as an anti-inflammatory herb for recipes and skincare, a practice dating back to ancient history.

Calendula season is upon us! Every day, our calendula opens to greet the sun, showering our fields with its bright orange and yellow blooms. Learn about this powerful herb by reading our blog article about calendula in skincare.

Marigold - Calendula officinalis (Compositae) Anti-inflammatory Relieves muscle spasms Astringent Prevents hemorrhaging Heals wounds Antiseptic Detoxifying Mildly oestrogenic MP003 Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved

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Calendula is easy to grow and has herbal, medicinal, and culinary uses. Learn 10 reasons to grow calendula for your garden, food, and health!

Antique prints of "Calendula officinalis" from Eduard Winkler Medicinal Prints 1832

Calendula or Pot Marigold's petals have always been essential in culinary and healing traditions spanning hundreds of years. Easy to grow, they are also perfect for children's first gardens, and delightful plucked from kitchen gardens for bouquets with cornflowers and China pinks.