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seeds still?

12 years ago

Well, I am new to GA, only 8 months in. Moved here from Oahu. I am also new to gardening, and have been learning alot. My daughter has picked up a packet of Zinnia seed for the garden. I already have green envy blooming their butts off, but don't know it its too late in the year to plant hers and get a bloom. Thanks in advance

Here are a few photos of my garden just for the heck of it, LOL!

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girlgroupgirl
12 years ago
My inlaws just moved to to Savannah too. This may help you (in general) enjoy your new home!

Here is a link that might be useful: Small gardens of Savannah
IRuehl
Original Author
12 years ago
Awesome!!! Thanks! I hope your in laws love it here too!
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rosiew
12 years ago
Welcome to Georgia. Hope you love it here.

Definitely not too late for more zinnias. They love the heat and will produce flowers quickly.

Rosie, near Atlanta

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