Zinnias 101: Everything You Need To Know

Hardy and beginner friendly these colorful show stoppers will light up your garden.
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[@cbak1819]

I pinched some in the tray and then pinched again 😄because
of weather and business. They are still going strong🎉 I transplanted them a week after frost and fertilized them then 2 weeks ago now Aug. because they turned yellow on the bottom leaves. The variety is from Burpee, Purple Prince. What fun to see them still growing.

[@foxruneec]

Awesome!

[@cbak1819]

Too late for Zinnia's for me.. I planted them 4 weeks ago.. they grow much faster in early summer. Thanks for sharing your tips🎉

[@foxruneec]

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[@cbak1819]

I thought is was kal- endu-la?

[@foxruneec]

Its actually kuh-lend-yuh-lah but I have an old speech issue so I'm sure I said it incorrectly!