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Whether you start marigolds indoors or outdoors will depend largely on….

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The length of your growing season. In climates with short summers, marigolds should be started indoors six weeks before the last frost date. Alternately, you can sow marigold seeds outdoors after the last frost, allowing a few weeks for germination.






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