It's time to start some marigolds for the garden. Up until recently, I was more of a vegetable grower than a flower grower, but the last few years, I have been getting more interested in growing flowers. I can remember seeing marigolds planted throughout my grandmother's and aunt's gardens. Although my dad always said, "if you can't eat it, why plant it," I do find space for marigolds, as well as some other flowers, in the rows among other plants to help attract pollinators. With the diminishing bee population, I think they need all the help we can give them.