I purchased some and traded to get a variety of the Floret zinnias, I’m going to attempt to hand pollinate some (organza bags method) as well as collect seed at the end of the season that could have been pollinated by other zinnias grown close by. It’ll be fun to see what the seeds will be next season.
Super interesting and helpful, thank you! I’m waiting for my Floret zinnia heads to dry out (I only grew one variety, and no other zinnias, so I’ve got my fingers crossed). On the other hand, zinnias do not thrive in a wet summer on the West Coast of Scotland…
I purchased some and traded to get a variety of the Floret zinnias, I’m going to attempt to hand pollinate some (organza bags method) as well as collect seed at the end of the season that could have been pollinated by other zinnias grown close by. It’ll be fun to see what the seeds will be next season.
Super interesting and helpful, thank you! I’m waiting for my Floret zinnia heads to dry out (I only grew one variety, and no other zinnias, so I’ve got my fingers crossed). On the other hand, zinnias do not thrive in a wet summer on the West Coast of Scotland…