In our country, this delicate flower is often grown as a garden decoration, but it can also be found along roadsides or in deserted places.

Maybe they’re growing right under your nose! Today we’re telling you why they’re not just decorative!

Marigold (Calendula officinalis) is often grown as an ornamental plant, but in some places it thrives without being planted at all – the delicate yellow-orange flowers are easy to grow and, because they are inconspicuous, we easily miss them.

But that’s not a good idea, it’s a really powerful natural remedy – if you know how to use it, of course.

Where does marigold grow?

Practically anywhere. Growing them is easy and simply requires permeable sandy loam soil and a sunny location. Marigolds can also be sown in summer. If you don’t have any in your garden, now is the time!

What can a discreet herb do?

Calendula is a medicinal plant whose benefits were already recognized by our ancestors. Today, its effectiveness remains just as great, but the problem is that this natural wonder is gradually fading from our minds.

But it can really do a lot. Discover its power and its amazing effects on the human body.

Salvation for joints and bones

Calendula has very strong anti-inflammatory properties and is therefore one of the most effective natural aids in the treatment of arthritis and painful inflammation of the joints and bones.

Calendula oil, herbal tea, and calendula ointment are used for treatment. You will find the recipes below.