Researched and Written By: Willow
Here is a photograph from the Meadow garden
Description::
Fiesta Marigold grows 1 to 2 feet tall and has dark green glossy leaves. It has large red and orangish-yellow flowers. The leaves are long and inversely lance-shaped. It has smooth edges with no serrations or indentations.
Interesting Facts:
It’s called Fiesta Marigold because the flowers look like the skirts people wear to Mexican fiestas. Bees and hummingbirds like fiesta marigolds and deer don't like them.
Distinguishing Features
This is a drawing of the flower
Observations:
Biome:
Life Cycle
Survival Traits
Oregon History:
This perennial is actually a California native