Calendula in full bloom—simple to grow, steady to harvest, and far more useful than it first appears. There are plants you grow because you admire them, and then there are plants you grow because you know—whether you admit it or not—that sooner or later, you will need them. Calendula belongs firmly in the second group. If you would like to read more on calendula, please read our article Calendula: Your Skin's Best Friend It doesn’t demand attention. It doesn’t look rare or ex

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