Definition
Scotch marigold commonly refers to *Calendula officinalis*, similar to the common or pot marigold, but sometimes associated with specific varieties grown in Scotland. It's prized for its medicinal and culinary applications, as well as its vibrant color. Think of it as a Scottish twist on a classic flower. It combines the hardiness of marigolds with a touch of Scottish charm. It's a reminder that even familiar things can have unique local variations.