Marigolds Bloom Time
"When the Calendula Blooms"
The calendula blooms when it is in full bloom, which is quite popular. The flowering period of each year is related to the climate and the region.
In the warm ground, at the beginning of spring, you can see the calendula blooming. At that time, the chill fades away, the spring breeze comes slowly, and the calendula comes out in time, with its bright color, staining the earth. The petals are layer by layer, or golden, or orange, swaying in the wind.
In the cold, the flowering period of the calendula is a little later. Often in mid-spring or even late spring, you can see it in full bloom. Because the spring in the cold is a little slower, and the temperature rises slowly, the calendula needs to wait for the warmth to be stronger, and it is willing to stretch its delicate face.
In the summer, the sun is like a fire, and most marigolds have gradually passed their flowering period and their flowers have withered. However, there are also some categories that can still remain fragrant in early summer and compete with the scorching sun.
The flowering period of marigolds depends not only on the creation of nature, but also is related to human maintenance. Those who are good at planting plants can adjust the water and soil, and make the flowering period a little longer and watch it longer. Everyone loves when marigolds are in full bloom, appreciate their color, taste their rhyme, and feel the wonder of nature.
