In my vegetable garden, the pink zinnias and some of the red ones came up “wild” from seed that goldfinches dropped last year. The parent plants are giant zinnias and mine usually get taller than 5 feet so this plant isn’t really unusual. Giant varieties need support and water (if it doesn’t rain enough). If they remain unsupported, they will fall over and continue to grow, thereby using a larger “footprint” in your garden. Thus, support is needed if you want them to stay in their designated areas.
I know that I rarely comment, but I do look at your pictures every day.
I love pink.
You garden is truly magical.
Thank you Lisa. I really like it.
CC, you would like the pink zinnias then, they come in all shades of pink.
Ooooo, awwwww!
I agree with Lisa. Your garden is magical. Hey, come down here and sprinkle some of that magic on my garden. 😀