These @parkseedco Parks Picks Zinnia flowers are definitely one of my new favorites! They are just so incredibly easy to grow- very little maintenance with a huge reward! They seem to have a longer stem that makes them even better for cutting flowers for bouquets. We’ve been taking a lot of them inside to enjoy! The more we cut them the more they seem to flourish! Highly recommend these to anyone! Especially beginners! #gardening #fromseedtospoon #seedtospoon #letsgrowsomethinggood #flower #flow

Zinnia Seed Saving 1) first thing to know: your zinnias, if they are hybrid varieties will grow as a surprise in the following year. If your zinnia varieties are open-pollinated, next years plants will look like this years— If you only grew that one variety in your garden. If you grew multiple varieties this year, you’ll have your own cross varieties next year! 🌸 Now that that’s out of the way, here’s your step by step guide:1. Never save seeds from plants impacted by powdery mildew. Your favor

Comment APP to join the “zinnia” show today! Fridays 12noon inside my APP we do a live show featuring tips of what’s happening on the farm including: 🌻 seed starting with soil blocking 🌻how we grow such amazing abundance 🌻the harvest 🌻a giveaway each week 🌻special offers (zinnia seed special!) Come live or catch the replay in the app! Do not underestimate the power of the zinnia! #zinnia #zinniasofinstagram #zinnias #gardenersworkshop #flowerfarmer | The Gardener's Workshop

Are you looking for new zinnia varieties to grow? Here are some of my favorites to grow from seed that look gorgeous in the garden as well as a bouquet!🌸 Uproar Rose Queen Lime Orange Giant Dahlia Creamy Yellow Benary’s Giant Wine Queen Lime Senora I really love anything queen lime and Benary’s because the flowers are big, bold and beautiful. Zinderella peach is also quite lovely and Oklahoma zinnias too. Geez I guess I love more than a few! 😂🌸 #bricksnblooms | BricksnBlooms

Here is a closer look at some of the Zinnia varieties I talked about yesterday. I don’t have any decent pictures of the Oklahoma variety - 1.5-2.5” blooms with several layers of petals that form a little mushroom cap. I hope your having fun picking out a color palette - will it be soft pastels or a vibrant sunset of colors? Tell me! | Whistling Fork Flowers