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Marigold, Taishan Yellow

Marigold, Taishan Yellow Top performing, yellow marigolds. The most exceptional branching dwarf marigold available on the market. Lush plants that perform better and last longer. Very good landscape plant with high-impact colors. Quick to flower in only 7-8 weeks. LifeCycle:

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