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You must live in a warmer climate. Self seeding marigolds are rare here in the northern cold.

My Calendula reseeds itself, I really enjoy that. I make boo boo cream with the flowers. Another name for them is pot marigold.

This year I left some marigolds seeds in the garden. My hope is they will reseed.❤

Hi Zandi! Thanks for sharing! Wishing you a great harvest! Looking fast-forward to progress! Happy gardening!

I now know why you call it secret vault

Handy tips as always, thanks 4 sharing

Someone has been busy! ❤ Well done mama!

I grew them on a Hugelkulture mound one year, and some grow over 6’ tall! The stalks looked like small branches of a tree,@2.5 inches.

Well that was worth knowing! Im in the UK and my marigolds are coming to the end of flowering.. Will deffinately save some seed this year instead of buying plug plants from a nursery in spring each year! Thankyou.xx

New Rule. On posting a gardening vid, STATE YOUR ZONE!! Your gardening zone. And get to the point in the first 10 seconds. No blathering, keep filler words down to less than 10%. Be concise.

I might not mind if my flowers actually multiplied! 🌱🌱✨ What will you do with your marigold seeds? I harvested some seeds from my marigolds this year and ended up with a little sandwich bag of seed and then thought “what am I going to do with a whole bag of marigold seed?’ 😅

They don’t reseed but I wish they did.

good video... I'll be careful to prevent a marigold infestation!!!

😂I let mine reseed and cull out what I don’t want. They are welcome color in the fall. It’s one less seed I need to collect or start early inside. My neighbor asked why I planted all those flowers-I replied, “I didn’t, they planted themselves “.😂

I wish mine would even grow. It would be wonderful to have mine to grow and have some seeds.

I love volunteer flowers and veggies

Thanks. That white mold also recedes with a spray bottle of half milk half water. The protoent in the spray suffoctaes the white mold.

I want it to self seed so I can't agree

How can I make this happen ? Marigolds never do well for me

Were you able to get rid of the termites in the soil? Thanks for sharing your ordeal.

I live in zone 3, ground freezes during the winter and the marigolds still. reseed themselves. In the spring I just pull out the ones I don’t want and leave the rest. I am all for flowers that come up on their own.

Yay! For free seeds and seedlings!

Bring plants indoors ok

I planted a cover crop of french dwarf marigolds in my garden one summer and tilled them in when the flowers started to bloom because root knot nematodes killed my tomato plants. the next year my tomato plants were plentiful.

I dont get why people dont like flowers that self seed, free flowers, to transplant where you like or share with nrighbours

My marigolds have never reseeded. I have to buy new ones every single year.

I’m sorry, but I did not grasp from your description whether I should simply cut off all of the blooms or pull out the entire plant.

I bought marigold seeds ONCE, several years ago, and have been saving seed ever since. I leave the dead flower pods to dry naturally until about October (in Michigan). The I choose the most healthy-looking fat pods to get seeds from. One pod will yield at least 30+ seeds, so if you were to plant ALL of the seeds from just one plant, you could cover probably an acre with marigolds.

Sorry, I'm not agree. Marigolds are very useful for the garden. Marigolds improve the composition of the soil and are used to prepare compost or liquid fertilizer, as mulch or as a component in the preparation of solutions used to treat vegetable crops. Most gardeners recommend adding marigold tops to the compost pit, as marigolds inhibit pathogenic bacteria and destroy cockchafer larvae. I use remains of marigold for compost and for soil. If you don't want seeds, just cut them.

I realized that this video had nothing to do with my garden-I live in the desert and if I don’t water seedlings twice a day they die! But your voice was so lovely and calm and you are so knowledgeable that I watched the video all the way through! Thank you!

I let them reseed.

Hey Zandi, thanks for sharing your experience with mulch in your veggie garden! It's always insightful to hear different perspectives and challenges fellow gardeners face. Your openness about these challenges will undoubtedly help others make more informed decisions in their own gardens. Keep up the great work!

only in warm zones, alas

Oh dear, sorry about your ordeal. I used wheat straw last summer but I put a think layer of straw. I did have some wheat growing but no other weeds, thank God

Lol we are judging 😅😅

Thank you! That was very informative.

Wow, Zandi! What an amazing harvest of peas - and I love that you took the time to weigh them! It's always so rewarding to see the results of your hard work in the garden. Keep up the fantastic work, and I can't wait to see what you harvest next!

Thank you for watching and growing with us! 🌱 Your support means everything to our gardening community. Let's continue to nurture our love for gardening together! ❤💚❤🌱🌿🌾

Thank you for watching and growing with us! 🌱 Your support means everything to our gardening community. Let's continue to nurture our love for gardening together! ❤💚❤🌱🌿🌾

Hey,your marigolds are beautiful..I save my seeds for the next year..I plant all my veg,flowers,fruits plants(anything that grows basically 🤣🤣)etc etc.. I felt quite proud growing my marigolds from last year seeds,do the same with my poppy & cornflower & cosmos,well basically anything that seeds my tomato, chill,what ever seed I can save I do.. Thankyou for sharing,really appreciate it..Have a blessed day & take care ✌️☮️🍄🌱🐞💜✌️☮️🍄🌱🐞💜

L I K E 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 😻🙀😻🙀😻 💯💢💯 ❣💯

That’s a loooot of peas 💃😍

Your plans are still looking goood and productive! Well done mama ❤😊

Unbelievable harvest🎉🎉🎉

Ngalithanda iphinifa lakho mngani.

Your garden looks amazing 👏🏾 ❤❤. What a good harvest!!! Congratulations 🎊 👏🏾

Everything is looking gooood!❤

More seeds for more butternuts! Unless you worry about cross-pollination? 🤔