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Zinnia Super Yoga 'Purple'

16 years ago

Wanted to share some recent experience with all of you,I have tried this series of Zinnia "Super Yoga" for the first time and observed that the tall plants (about 4 feet) are strong with nice branching and blooms, here are their pics taken on 09-06-2010, around 6:45 am:

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Cheers~

Izhar

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keriann_lakegeneva
16 years ago
Thank you for sharing!

They look great!

Do you ever have a problem with Mildew? And what is your trick if you do get it?

Keriann~
rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
16 years ago
What a great color!
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izharhaq
Original Author
16 years ago
Thank You mates for your lovely comments... :)

Our summers are rather dry and hot (110 F) so we dont have a powdery mildew problem... though it occurs in the end of fall on my Dahlias only and i use fresh whole milk and water as spray (1:3 ratio) after three to four sprays daily it is all gone, but it reoccurs after a month or so... this is just my observation..

Izhar

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