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martinca_gw sunset zone 24

9 years ago

Hope this post isn't a yawner. I'm always interested in what my mother always called volunteers, and enjoy finding, and sometimes, rescuing them. :)

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emmarene9
9 years ago
Is it a zinnia?
iris_gal
9 years ago
Maybe it's Profusion zinnia. I really like them for their growth habit & floriferness (is that a word?). But no volunteers here :-(
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BarbJP 15-16/9B CA Bay Area
9 years ago
Yeah, looks like a Profusion Zinnia, looks like the rose color. They are easy to grow from seed, I'm sure it would re-seed if the conditions were good. I think you can find that seed in most any nursery seed rack.

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