Picture of a zinnia from my garden
Tammy WilsonZinnia flowers are among the easiest plants to grow, growing quickly and blooming heavily. They create a massive color burst and attract butterflies.
Zinnias are annuals—one season of growth, superb cutting flowers. Bright, solitary, daisy-like flowerheads on single erect stems. Most common: "dahlia-flowered" to 3 feet. Others: "cactus-flowered."
Use in annual/mixed borders. Smaller zinnias suit edging, window boxes, containers. Narrow-leaf zinnias work in hanging baskets.
Bacterial/fungal spots, powdery mildew, bacterial wilt. Minimize foliage wetting to avoid disease.
Caterpillars, mealybugs, spider mites also cause problems. Avoid spraying; tolerate some leaf damage unless uncontrolled.
Luckily, zinnias are deer-resistant, potentially protecting nearby flowers.
Zinnias typically take 60–70 days from seed to flower (conditions dependent).
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