They are such a beautiful flower. I am surprised I don't see more of them in my neighborhood. both my grandmothers always had Zinnias in their gardens.
You know they are my favorite. My sunflowers are starting to lean over trying to land on my zinnia bed. They sprayed for mosquitoes last night so I might be able to get out there late this afternoon.
Very pretty ! Lovely photos . My Marigolds are still thriving and all bright and orange and are huge now lol ! It has been lovely here in southwestern Ontario warm sun and cool breezes with bright blue sky's . Thanks for sharing , Have a good day !
My zinnias were lovely in September up until the lowering sun caused the garden patch to be mostly in shade and the nighttime temps dropped into the 40's. Now the flowers are refusing to open their eyes any more.
I have two rows of Zinnias that have bloomed and bloomed and now look rather tattered and tired. Mine are over five feet tall and I'm thinking next year I'll look for seeds for shorter ones. These ended up needing propping up.
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So pretty, aren't they? Great color. Happy Fall to you, too!
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful. I must plant some next year. My mother always planted Zinnias.
ReplyDeleteThey are such a beautiful flower. I am surprised I don't see more of them in my neighborhood. both my grandmothers always had Zinnias in their gardens.
ReplyDeleteOh they sure are pretty. Hug B
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't have any blooming near me, but dahlias in the next door neighbor's yard make up for it! :-)
ReplyDeleteMine are starting to die away and I once again forgot to plant a second batch. Next year! They are right at the top of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, ours is the mum.
ReplyDeleteYou know they are my favorite. My sunflowers are starting to lean over trying to land on my zinnia bed. They sprayed for mosquitoes last night so I might be able to get out there late this afternoon.
ReplyDeleteZinnias definitely say, "Fall" in this area, too. They are hardy bloomers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I too love zinnias.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMorning, love that color of Zinna, mine is a giant this year, wow!!!!! Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteI have that same colour, so striking against the dark green!
ReplyDeleteI don't have zinnias and I don't see many here. My Mom used to have zinnias.
ReplyDeleteHello there, my first visit to your blog!
ReplyDeleteLove zinnia's the colour is lovely, just right for the Autumn / Fall.
All the best Jan
The orange zinnias are so pretty! It has been so terribly dry here that the zinnias look diseased and awful.
ReplyDeleteI love those and the mums that bloom this time of year!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty ! Lovely photos . My Marigolds are still thriving and all bright and orange and are huge now lol ! It has been lovely here in southwestern Ontario warm sun and cool breezes with bright blue sky's . Thanks for sharing , Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteMy zinnias were lovely in September up until the lowering sun caused the garden patch to be mostly in shade and the nighttime temps dropped into the 40's. Now the flowers are refusing to open their eyes any more.
ReplyDeleteI have two rows of Zinnias that have bloomed and bloomed and now look rather tattered and tired. Mine are over five feet tall and I'm thinking next year I'll look for seeds for shorter ones. These ended up needing propping up.
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't that just the perfect color for fall?!
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't. But I'll pretend that orange one is blooming outside my patio door. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers - grandpa plants several rows in his garden - they are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers - grandpa plants several rows in his garden - they are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI love zinnias...the work horse of the cutting garden! Beautiful pictures of them! Happy Fall to you too!
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