Marigold Flower

Marigolds come in different species and cultivars, but the most common ones include African marigolds and French marigold. African marigolds have large, full blooms,while French marigolds have smaller flowers.Marigold flowers typically have dense,pom-pom-like blooms with multiple layers of petals.The petals can be single or double, depending on the variety.The leaves are green and fern-like in shape.Marigolds display vibrant colors, ranging from bright yellow,gold,and orange to red, maroon, and bicolor combinations.Some varieties may have white or cream-colored flowers as well.Marigolds are associated with various symbolic meanings across cultures.They are often regarded as symbols of love, passion, creativity, and positive energy. In some traditions, marigolds are used in religious ceremonies, weddings, and festivals as decorative elements.Marigolds have both ornamental and practical uses.In gardens,they are used as bedding plants, borders, and containers, adding vibrant colors and attracting beneficial insects like butterflies and bees.Marigolds also serve as companion plants, repelling certain pests with their strong aroma.