Marigold Appearance
The appearance of a calendula
The calendula has its own unique shape and color. Its flower shape is round, like a disc, and the petals are stacked on top of each other, tightly and orderly. The outer petals stretch out, just like the delicate fingers of a beauty, and the inner petals are slightly shorter and clustered, making the disc fuller.
The color of the petals is mainly golden and orange, and the color is bright, just like the brilliance of the sun, shining brightly. When viewed closely, the petals are soft and delicate in texture, and the veins are looming, like delicate textures outlined on silk.
Its stem is upright, solid and straight, emerald green in color, covered with fine fluff, and slightly rough to the touch. The leaves are alternate, shaped like long ellipses, with slightly serrated edges. The leaves are rich in color and deep in green, adding a bit of vitality and verdant to the flowers. Overall, marigolds are beautiful and gorgeous against the green leaves, swaying in the wind, with a unique charm.
