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Space plants are four to twenty-four inches apart, depending on the variety. (Many common varieties are planted 6 inches apart in a row and 2 feet between rows.) See the back of the seed packet for variety-specific advice.You should see zinnia plants in just 4 to 7 days for most varieties, although it will be anywhere from several weeks to a few months before they bloom (depending on planting location and climate)When plants are three inches tall, thin them to 6 to 18 inches to maximize air circulation. This reduces the chance of powdery mildew forming.

Maintain moderate soil moisture and add a light fertilizer for optimum growth and flowering.After zinnias bloom, cut back the old flowers (a process called "deadheading") to encourage them to produce more flowers.Zinnias are annuals with will die and the first hard frost. If you want them to regrow, allow the last flowers of the season to fully mature and disperse their seeds.Still not sold on Zeni? Here are six reasons to try them in your garden.

Get full size blooms on a compact plant with Dreamland Series cultivars. Dwarf and compact, these zinnias have fully double flowers, up to 4 inches in a wide range of colors; Stems are 8-12 inches tall.Cultivars of the Thumbelina series are dwarf and spreading, with single or semi-double, weather-resistant flower heads in many colors. Their petals are 1-1/4 inches across and the stems are up to 6 inches long.

The State Fair series is one of the largest and longest of them all, with large, double flower heads that are 3 inches across. Stems are up to 30 inches long.Bacterial and fungal spots, powdery mildew, and bacterial wilt can affect zinnias. Water plants and space plants properly to prevent disease.

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