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peggy67

planting zinnia seeds

18 years ago

I planted two zinnia patches on the same day. One patch is up, and the plants are about 1 1/2 inches tall. The other patch has only one plant. The patches are in different parts of the garden. Should I plant the skimpy (?) patch again? Thanks. Peggy

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