I've rarely had luck with growing plants from seed, although my morning glories usually do nicely once they get started. But this year the zinnia seeds that I planted sprouted well and then bloomed all summer. Now they are almost the only flowers blooming in our yard. No doubt frost will put an end to them soon.
October 17, 2009
Late Season Zinnia
I've rarely had luck with growing plants from seed, although my morning glories usually do nicely once they get started. But this year the zinnia seeds that I planted sprouted well and then bloomed all summer. Now they are almost the only flowers blooming in our yard. No doubt frost will put an end to them soon.
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