
There is always room for more zinnias, which give us some of the most outrageously bright colors in the annual garden.





There is always room for more zinnias, which give us some of the most outrageously bright colors in the annual garden.
Zinnias are everywhere these days, and they make the world brighter. Here are a few different varieties of zinnias from here and there.
Back in the dark ages of “bedding plants,” which is to say the 1970s and 1980s, zinnias were almost forgotten, grown only by those eccentric gardeners who grew their annuals from seed and liked bright Victorian colors. Now zinnias have regained their honored place as staples of the annual garden, and the world is a brighter place.