Zinnias

Image by GOLFX One of the most popular, and easiest, annual flowers to grow is the zinnia. It is no wonder zinnias enjoy such popularity. Native to Mexico, there are 22 accepted species of zinnia comprised…

Image by Gardening Know How, via Nikki Tilley Zinnias in pots can look just as lovely, if not more so, than those planted in beds. Especially if you have limited space, why not put these vibrant, cheerful…

Image by mr_coffee If you are looking for brilliantly colored flowers that spill over the edge of containers, consider growing Mexican zinnia (Zinnia haageana). This spreading groundcover blooms in bright…

Image by TANAKA Juuyoh (田中十洋) Easy to plant with long-lasting color, you should consider growing creeping zinnia (Zinnia angustifolia) in your flower beds and borders this year. What’s so special about it?…

Image by Blackbox2522 Many nominate zinnia for the easiest flower to grow award, and it’s hard to find viable competition. These annuals shoot up from seed to towering beauties in the shake of a lamb’s tail.…

Image by elsnaps Zinnia flowers (Zinnia elegans) are a colorful and long lasting addition to the flower garden. When you learn how to plant zinnias for your area, you’ll be able to add this popular annual to…

Image by Peloria Zinnia flowers are a long-time garden favorite for a variety of reasons. While many gardeners have fond memories of these plants, zinnias are once again gaining popularity among a new…

Image by Gardening Know How, via Nikki Tilley Zinnias are known for their cheerful mix of colors, but did you know that there is such a thing as lime green zinnia flowers and those with hints of rose? Queen…

Zinnias are a summer garden staple for good reason. They come in a wide range of colors, bloom all summer long, and are easy to grow. Even beginners can grow loads of beautiful zinnia blooms. Plus, bees and butterflies love them so…

Image by vaitekune Seed saving is an important skill for any gardener. While growers of open-pollinated vegetables undoubtedly benefit from learning to save their own seeds, the same can also be said of…