Gardener bought 6 marigolds to repel insects, plans to pot separately around yard. Asked for care to prolong life.
Marigolds don't repel insects in the garden. The belief came from one study: French marigolds plowed into soil reduced nematodes. Living marigolds don't repel pests.
But they're beautiful, tough, and great for color—enjoy them for that!
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