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Zinnia "Old Mexico"
Mexican zinnia "Old Mexico" - Zinnia haageana.
The real miracle is the mexican zinnia. It is unpretentious, blooms all summer.
Its pretty, star-shaped inflorescences-baskets completely cover spherical, low 40 cm tall, branched bushes, creating a picture of bewitching beauty.
The flowers are cheerful and bright, the color of mahogany with a yellow border around the edge, 5-6 cm in diameter, provide the plant with exceptional decorativeness throughout the entire flowering period, right up to the snow.
This luxuriantly flowering plant will undoubtedly add variety to the appearance of the garden, balcony and terrace. Will serve as a spectacular addition to any flower bed.
Agrotechnics: 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 after 10-15 days, then the crops are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 25-35 cm.
Further care consists in weeding, top dressing, with 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.
The real miracle is the mexican zinnia. It is unpretentious, blooms all summer.
Its pretty, star-shaped inflorescences-baskets completely cover spherical, low 40 cm tall, branched bushes, creating a picture of bewitching beauty.
The flowers are cheerful and bright, the color of mahogany with a yellow border around the edge, 5-6 cm in diameter, provide the plant with exceptional decorativeness throughout the entire flowering period, right up to the snow.
This luxuriantly flowering plant will undoubtedly add variety to the appearance of the garden, balcony and terrace. Will serve as a spectacular addition to any flower bed.
Agrotechnics: 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 after 10-15 days, then the crops are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 25-35 cm.
Further care consists in weeding, top dressing, with 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.
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Flowering Season: Spring to frost .
Light Requirements: Sun Flower.
Color: Red, bronze, orange, yellow, bicolor single or double flowers.
Height: 12 to 18 inches.
Spacing: 6 to 12 inches.
Comments: Prefers fertile, well drained soil rich in organic matter; avoid watering foliage late in the day; needs good air circulation; very tolerant of heat, drought, and pests.
Eng.: Mexican zinnia. Suom.: Kultatsinnia. Sven.: Guldzinnia.
