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Elegant Zinnia "Lunny Kamen"
Elegant zinnia "Moon Stone" - Zinnia elegans = Crassina elegans = Zinnia violacea.
A spectacular variety with a color rare for zinnias. One of the most popular zinnia varieties among amateur flower growers.
Densely double inflorescences 8-12 cm in diameter bloom from early summer until the first frost. The bushes are vigorous, 70-90 cm high, with strong flower stalks.
They perfectly tolerate heat and are highly resistant to rainy and windy weather. Each inflorescence retains its decorative appeal for quite a long time – about a month. Attracts numerous butterflies. The plants look great in group plantings. The variety is recommended for decorating garden flower beds and for cutting into bouquets.
Agrotechnics.
Zinnias are heat-loving, fast-growing, relatively drought-resistant plants. They prefer sunny areas with drained soils of medium fertility and neutral acidity. In southern regions, a seedless growing method is possible.
Sowing for seedlings (Estonia) - 01-15.IV.
Planting in a permanent place - 25.V-10.VI.
Flowering: VI-IX.
A spectacular variety with a color rare for zinnias. One of the most popular zinnia varieties among amateur flower growers.
Densely double inflorescences 8-12 cm in diameter bloom from early summer until the first frost. The bushes are vigorous, 70-90 cm high, with strong flower stalks.
They perfectly tolerate heat and are highly resistant to rainy and windy weather. Each inflorescence retains its decorative appeal for quite a long time – about a month. Attracts numerous butterflies. The plants look great in group plantings. The variety is recommended for decorating garden flower beds and for cutting into bouquets.
Agrotechnics.
Zinnias are heat-loving, fast-growing, relatively drought-resistant plants. They prefer sunny areas with drained soils of medium fertility and neutral acidity. In southern regions, a seedless growing method is possible.
Sowing for seedlings (Estonia) - 01-15.IV.
Planting in a permanent place - 25.V-10.VI.
Flowering: VI-IX.
