Zinnia elegans ‘Dahlia Flowered Rose’

A good rose Zinnia imported by us from one of the best suppliers in Northern Europe. Height 70-90cm width 50cm.
Zinnias were grown in every grandmother’s garden but in latter years have all but vanished from the scene. One reason is that if Zinnias are bought as seedlings success is unlikely. Zinnias must be direct seeded into the garden. Zinnias start to flower in January and produce until well into April. They are especially good as a cut flower as well as being bright cheerful garden subjects.
 
When to sow: November-DecemberWhere to sow: Direct in a  prepared garden bed when the   weather warms up.Depth to sow: 1/2cmAspect:  Full sun or as sunny a spot as possible.Soil:  Prepared, well drained, fertilised soil. Add lime if soil is too acid.Spacing: Between plants: 40-50cm
 
Directions:  Zinnias must be direct seeded into the garden. Plant 3 seeds per station when the weather warms up (mid-November here at Lambley) in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Thin to the strongest seedling when the first true leaves appear. Zinnias start to flower in January and produce well into April. They are especially good as a cut flower as well as being bright and cheerful garden subjects.

$6.25

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A good rose Zinnia imported by us from one of the best suppliers in Northern Europe. Height 70-90cm width 50cm.
Zinnias were grown in every grandmother’s garden but in latter years have all but vanished from the scene. One reason is that if Zinnias are bought as seedlings success is unlikely. Zinnias must be direct seeded into the garden. Zinnias start to flower in January and produce until well into April. They are especially good as a cut flower as well as being bright cheerful garden subjects.
 
When to sow: November-DecemberWhere to sow: Direct in a  prepared garden bed when the   weather warms up.Depth to sow: 1/2cmAspect:  Full sun or as sunny a spot as possible.Soil:  Prepared, well drained, fertilised soil. Add lime if soil is too acid.Spacing: Between plants: 40-50cm
 
Directions:  Zinnias must be direct seeded into the garden. Plant 3 seeds per station when the weather warms up (mid-November here at Lambley) in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Thin to the strongest seedling when the first true leaves appear. Zinnias start to flower in January and produce well into April. They are especially good as a cut flower as well as being bright and cheerful garden subjects.

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