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Zinnia, Dancing Girls

Zinnia, Dancing Girls
Big, double flowers are disease resistant and drought tolerant.
Big-bloomed double flowers of crisp white and pink supply pools of serene color to flowerbeds, containers and vases. Robust 18-20” plants, put on a summer long show in open sun. Disease resistant, drought tolerant, heat-loving variety is pretty much self-sufficient, asking very little of you.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Beds, Borders, Cut Flowers
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 18-20 inches
Spread: 12-14 inches
Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 12 weeks

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