i was thinking the tall one was the zinnia, but i can't remember. sad, i know. guess i'll wait and see. as far as the mystery plant goes, i planted some seeds (???) in there last year and a seedling came up a couple inches by fall. i gave it up for a bad seed, and then this spring...
I think your mystery plant could be a zinnia, but it looks a lot like my coneflower. They get pretty tall though so maybe not. Mine's up to my waist now. Maybe once it blooms we can identify it.
i have a few purple coneflowers planted behind the althea tree, along with red bee balm. put them there b/c of how big they can get. both attract butterflies - of course.
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Could the mystery plant be a dahlia or zinnia?
Looks GREAT!!!! Now the girls get tow eed it all summer! :-)
Is the plant in the pic next to the pumpkin actually the sunflower seedlings and the other one the zinnia, perhaps?
i was thinking the tall one was the zinnia, but i can't remember. sad, i know. guess i'll wait and see.
as far as the mystery plant goes, i planted some seeds (???) in there last year and a seedling came up a couple inches by fall. i gave it up for a bad seed, and then this spring...
Everything looks so pretty!
I think your mystery plant could be a zinnia, but it looks a lot like my coneflower. They get pretty tall though so maybe not. Mine's up to my waist now.
Maybe once it blooms we can identify it.
it budded a week ago. whatever it is; it's a big tease
i have a few purple coneflowers planted behind the althea tree, along with red bee balm. put them there b/c of how big they can get. both attract butterflies - of course.
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