These lovely flowers are available in a number of varieties. So, there is always a kind to suit every gardener’s needs and taste.More...
The zinnia is a native of Mexico and was cultivated in Aztec gardens, where they spared space alongside other flowers like the dahlia, sunflower and morning glory. This was before the Spanish had conquered Mexico. The flower started becoming popular in the U.S during late 19th/early 20th century.More...
How To Care For Zinnia Flowers ?
Zinnia flowers are annuals known for their impressive heights, colorful blooms and easy maintenance. With a little time, and the right garden supplies, you too can enjoy the beauty of zinnias in your own garden, or use them to create lovely indoor arrangements and enhance your home décor.More...
Zinnias add life and color to all gardens, and come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. There are the upright ones which make great cut flowers to the more compact, multi-flowered border plants. You can have large or small zinnias, single or double, and in any color under the sun but blue.More...
