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Mar 01, 16 · Marigold is an excellent herb for cuts and wounds It aids effectively in healing in slow healing Wounds It is used in the treatment of minor burns Antiinflammatory properties of marigold make this herb efficient in treating allergies like eczema and bruisingOct 09, 17 · Marigold leaves are also edible, but not used as much as the flowers (The leaves are quite spicy, so need to be balanced out in the flavours of the other ingredients) Try garnishing a salad with some of the yellow or orange petals to bring out the deep green colours of salad leaves The petals also look very pretty garnishing a drinkJul 18, 18 · Unlike other marigold species, the wild marigold's leaves are edible rather than the flowers They're often dried as a seasoning or made into a paste which is called black mint paste The plant's oils are distilled as marigold oil and used in multiple different industries What S Wrong With My Plant Garden University Of Minnesota Extension Marigold leaves t