GOLDEN MACKEY

GOLDEN MACKEY – a dwarf variety of tagetes, distinguished by its original shape and vibrant flower color. Plants reach a height of 30–40 cm; the bushes are compact, dense, and well-branched, making them ideal for small plots, pots, and balcony boxes.

Blooming with this variety is very abundant, early, and long-lasting. The inflorescences are large, double-flowered, with a diameter of 6–7 cm, maintaining their decorative appeal in any weather due to their resistance to rain and wind. They look especially striking when decorating flower beds, rabatok, and borders.

GOLDEN MACKEY are unpretentious in care: the plants are drought-tolerant and grow well even in a small amount of soil. The scent of the flowers repels insect pests, and the compact root system allows growing them in vases and on patios.