Field marigold, also known as corn marigold, is a bright yellow flower found in fields and meadows throughout Europe. There are several synonyms for this popular wildflower, including Chrysanthemum segetum and Anthemis arvensis. The Latin name for field marigold is Calendula arvensis. This vibrant and hardy plant is often used as a natural dye, and in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties. Field marigold is also a popular choice for attracting beneficial insects like bees and butterflies to gardens and natural habitats. Whether you call it corn marigold, Calendula arvensis or Anthemis arvensis, this cheerful flower is a welcome sight in any field or garden.