Are There Red Marigolds

Red gem marigolds, which are again a similar plant but they come in bright red colors. Spanish tarragon marigolds, which are anise-flavored and usually bloom in the fall with smaller blooms; if the climate is too hot or humid to grow tarragon, planting this type of marigold can be the perfect solution.

Can marigolds be red?

It’s a great plant to brighten up your garden as it comes in a variety of bold colors like yellow, red, and orange; not to mention the striped as well as bi-color variants. An added advantage of planting marigolds is that they bring in beneficial pollinators—like bees and butterflies—to vegetable gardens.

What are red marigolds called?

Tagetes patula, the French marigold, is a species of flowering plant in the daisy family, native to Mexico and Guatemala with several naturalised populations in many other countries.