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Zinnia "Golden Queen"
Zinnia elegans dahliaflowered
1.40€
Ex Tax: 1.14€
Ex Tax: 1.14€
Zinnia "Golden Queen" - Zinnia elegans dahliaflowered.
Captivates with its unique charm.
Planted in the garden or near the house, this zinnia will delight the eye with its amazing beauty throughout the second half of summer and autumn, right up to the snow.
Annual, branched plant, 60-80 cm tall, grows into a powerful branched bush with many flat-round dahlia-shaped inflorescences.
Widely used for planting in prefabricated flower beds, borders and for cutting. In bouquets remains 6-7 days.
AGRICULTURE.
Prefers sunny, wind-sheltered, warm areas with drained, neutral soil rich in humus and mineral elements.
Sow in April in boxes or in open ground in May.
Seedlings appear in 10-15 days, then the crops are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 25-35 cm.
Further care consists of weeding, top dressing. During prolonged drought, watering is required.
Zinnia is fed every 2-4 weeks with a solution of complex mineral fertilizer.
Regular removal of wilted inflorescences contributes to more lush flowering.
Captivates with its unique charm.
Planted in the garden or near the house, this zinnia will delight the eye with its amazing beauty throughout the second half of summer and autumn, right up to the snow.
Annual, branched plant, 60-80 cm tall, grows into a powerful branched bush with many flat-round dahlia-shaped inflorescences.
Widely used for planting in prefabricated flower beds, borders and for cutting. In bouquets remains 6-7 days.
AGRICULTURE.
Prefers sunny, wind-sheltered, warm areas with drained, neutral soil rich in humus and mineral elements.
Sow in April in boxes or in open ground in May.
Seedlings appear in 10-15 days, then the crops are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 25-35 cm.
Further care consists of weeding, top dressing. During prolonged drought, watering is required.
Zinnia is fed every 2-4 weeks with a solution of complex mineral fertilizer.
Regular removal of wilted inflorescences contributes to more lush flowering.
Eng.: Zinnia dahliaflowered Giant, Elegant zinnia. Suom.: Tsinnia, oppineittenkukka. Sven.: Zinnia. Bot. syn.: Crassina elegans, Zinnia violacea.
