9 Marigold Images
This is a lovely collection of Botanical Marigold images! Did you know that there are over 18,000 species of flowers? Out of all those species, the marigold flower is one of the most popular. Marigolds come in a variety of colors, including orange, yellow, and cream. They can be grown either as annuals or perennials and make great additions to gardens and landscapes. And even if you can’t grow them, you can still enjoy some beautiful pictures of them like the ones below! These bright happy flowers are perfect for using in your Creative Projects or Crafts.
This is a Pretty Botanical Marigold Image! Shown here is a happy bright Orange Marigold Flower, with Green Leaves. Make sure you enlarge this see the detail on this pretty Botanical! This one was scanned from a Circa 1887 German Plant Book. Nice for your Floral or Spring themed Craft Projects!
Here are some lovely Pictures of Marigolds. These flowers have sort of rusty orange tones to them and soft sage green colored leaves.
Next we have a beautiful Marigold Illustration, showing a bouquet with a variety of other flowers among it. This bright orange blossom has a purple center. I’ve not seen one like that before! I’m wondering if the person that colored this one in, added bit of artist license. These old engravings were often hand colored with paint by a team of people working on an assembly line, before being sold to the public.
Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here is a cute flower pic. This little bloom is so round that it looks a bit like a button!
This is a classic looking Orange Marigold plant. Charming!
Next we have a charming wicker basket that is filled with these charming flowers and many that are surrounding it as well. This is a nice one to use in Fall projects.
This Marigold Picture features small yellow flowers and delicate leaves. Such a pretty looking plant!
This Marigold Picture features small yellow flowers and delicate leaves. Such a pretty looking plant!Marigold Print
Shown above is a marvelous Old Print of a Bouquet of Flowers. Included in the bouquet are a big beautiful Sunflower and some “Fig Marigolds!” Such a pretty combination! The Marigolds are pretty unusual as they appear to have a daisy like center over longer pink petals. Scanned from a Circa 1860’s Antique British Botanical Book, this is a stunning illustration! The paper has aged to perfection with it’s brownish-rust edges. Such a great patina on this one.
Black and White Marigold Images
Next we have a simple and sweet black and white Marigold Clipart illustration. On this picture we see 2 classic looking flowers. These would be fun to color in!
I hope you enjoyed this lovely collection of Botanical Marigold Images! For even more lovely Vintage Flower Images, be sure and check out our Mums Images HERE and the post Favorite Free Flower Images HERE.
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Irene says
Hi Karen,
The flowers in the wicker basket were just made for each other. Just beautiful!
Thanks so much for sharing these with us and have a wonderful week!
Karen Watson says
😊
Irene says
Hi Karen,
These marigolds are fabulous! I love all of the different soft tones and colours – the detail is spot on!
Thanks so much for sharing these wth us and have a wonderful week ahead of you!
Karen Watson says
Thanks Irene, I hope you have a great week too! 🌻
Jennifer Raley says
Aren’t Marigolds also great for planting with veggie garden? They keep some kind of bugs at bay. I used to do that but I’ve kinda forgotten! Been a while since I had a veggie garden! Thanks.
Karen Watson says
Yes, that is true Jennifer! Pests don’t like them, so they are great to add to the edge of your garden beds.
Peggy S says
Actually, I think it is a calendula, which is called pot marigold in Britain. Very nice, thank you.
Brenda says
Thank you! Its a botanical zinnia. 🙂
Maxine D says
Gorgeous image thanks Karen
Blessings
Maxine