Converse of object

• plant: We dug a hole in the soil and then we planted the marigolds and put soil around them.

• include: The wide and varied flora includes marsh marigold, oxlip and cowslip.

• grow: Please tell me if you did in fact grow marigolds even if you did not get a photograph.

• use: Reply I have always used African Marigolds to reduce nematodes on my onions.

• find: Surprisingly we did find marsh marigold and bulbous buttercup in bloom.

• call: There was also a larger version of the buttercup called marsh marigold.

Adjective modifier

• African: Reply I have always used African Marigolds to reduce nematodes on my onions.

• yellow: They might cut it up into quaint shapes and dot it with red daisies or yellow marigolds.

• French: French Marigolds have been tested by planting in among Potatoes that were infected with eelworm.

• bright: A large shallow bowl contains that Lobelia with bright orange Marigolds.

• few: Do people want to turn everything into mown grassland and concrete with a few marigolds?

Modifies a noun

• flower: I recently planted six marigold flowers in the small front south facing garden.

• petal: Marigold petals are a colorful addition to a salad.

• seed: Under a grass sward, corn marigold seeds showed a mean annual decline rate of 36 % and a half-life of 1.5 years.

• powder: After the bath, dust down with lavender herb and marigold flower powder ( or neem powder if available ).

Noun used with modifier

• marsh: Marsh Marigold The golden cups of marsh marigold brighten many a dull spring day.

• corn: Corn marigold is not recorded above 1,100 ft in the UK.

• pot: Calendula Trial Back in May, Carole decided to set up a flower trial, sowing the pot marigold: Calendula.

• French: They also seems to like tomatoes, so she plants french marigolds and tagetes among the plants.

• plant: They also seems to like tomatoes, so she plants french marigolds and tagetes among the plants.