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Zinnias |
Grow zinnias for their intense colours and extravagant, rounded flowers. These bold, huge flowers are excellent for cutting. Sow them around your sunflowers. The Zinnia was named after Johann Gottfried Zinn (1727-1759). Flowers of the Zinnia are found in a multitude of shapes and sizes. Most common are the multi-petaled ball shaped blossoms and the daisy shaped blossoms. Blossom sizes range from 1/2 inch across to 3 inches across. Zinnias are a wonderful, highly colorful mass flower for summer arrangements.
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Half-Hardy Annual (HHA)
These zinnias are bushy plants that carry masses of double flowers in brilliant hues: red, yellow, orange, lavender, maroon, violet, and white. Growing to a height of up to 1 m (39inches) these plants are a real show stopper. The red and pink zinnias seem to be particularly attractive to butterflies.
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$ 2.79 CA |
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Half-Hardy Annual (HHA)
This splendid unique zinnia is much sought after with its chartreuse green petals on semi-double flowers that grow up to 10cm (4") across. The elegant flowers are wonderful in a vase. Easy to grow.
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$ 2.79 CA |
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Half-Hardy Annual (HHA)
A special blend for the cut flower grower and owners of big vases! Giant Blue Point Zinnias produce dahlia-flowered zinnias with tall stems in large double blooms. Crimson red, lilac, rose, canary yellow, deep red, white and orange. This is the earliest flowering variety. These zinnias are long blooming with excellent disease resistance. Picking off the dead flowers will increase the blooms.
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$ 2.99 CA |
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