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Here is our dream Zinnia bedding. Introduced in 2009, the Zahara series immediately became famous for its resistance to mold and spotting, continuous flowering and larger flower size. Now Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia’s top color has won an All-America Selections award.
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The Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia flower measures 2½ inches across and blooms more all over the miniature plant, attracting bees and butterflies to the garden and absolutely repelling hot, dry beds and containers without water. Single flowers, they offer pure white petals with a halo of hot rose in the center. And as the summer sun warms them every day, the pink shade becomes deeper and more intense.
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Known for its ability to withstand heat, humidity, drought and everything in between, Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia is the first two-color bedding Zinnia to truly claim disease resistance. The mushroom is a traditional enemy of Zinnia, but Zahara licked it. (Or should we call it “dry.”) Fortunately, it’s also a very long-lasting bloomer that’s ready to last into fall as long as the hot weather lasts. I am really happy.
Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia is something you’ll want year-round to grace (not watered often enough) crowded homes (walls reflect heat) and patios along hot driveways or paved roads. It’s only 12-18 inches tall and wide, and its mildew resistance allows it to be planted a little closer than other bed zinnias. No need to worry about “touching” the leaves.
Sow Zahara® Starlight Rose zinnia seeds yourself when the soil has warmed up and spring is well underway. This plant will bloom 5-6 weeks after sowing. But if you want to start earlier or if a hot April turns into a cool May, don’t fear. Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia is just as strong and can flower while waiting for warm weather. Why can’t all plants cooperate like this?
Zahara® Starlight Rose Zinnia won All-America’s Choice for Garden Value, and you’ll soon see why. Ease of growth and minimal management are key for AAS judges, so you can always count on an AAS winner to outgrow most others and put in a little effort.
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Planted along the edge of a patio that receives 8 or 9 hours of sunlight from the reflected heat of the bluestone and adjacent asphalt. access I tried to water regularly during the dry season in upstate New York, but even when I missed, they thrived and became more lush. The only downside was that towards the end of the season the flowers became too heavy to lean on. But that was during the last few weeks of the season.
We have a new favorite! These bright flowers are still outstanding in August. The spawn rate was almost 100% and it’s perfect for flying on its own in a container or complementing just about anything. Beautiful cut flowers. love them
I’ve used this for years along sidewalks and driveways because it can really handle the heat and is one of the few things deer won’t touch. Beautiful, drought-resistant and easy to grow.
Likes: lots of flowers and very pretty. Dislikes: No pink, only white. But I still like them. The mine probably came out a foot high. It is very strange. More dwarf size.. but still very nice 🙂
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I was very pleasantly surprised at how well this zinnia did last year in our hot, dry garden. Once created, they were fruitful and hardy. They were some of the best flowers that bloomed in our garden. I will try again this year.
My Zakhara was transplanted 2 years ago…they are small, and the flowers are “eternal”. There is no need for a stop. I am very happy with them and plan to purchase more seeds for other parts of my garden.
Germination is not a problem, but growth is very slow at the seedling stage. It grew well after transplanting. Ordinary white zinnia with liter pink spots. Nothing stands out.
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What is a semi-hardy annual? A plant that completes its entire life cycle (growth, reproduction, death) in one season. It can be grown in open ground, but in winter it requires protection from frost and temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius.
What a wonderful plant that won the AAS 2010 award! The beautiful white flowers with a charming pink rose in the center reach 6 cm (2.5 inches) in diameter when fully opened. Bushy, dwarf plants bloom freely and are extremely tolerant of conditions such as heat, humidity and drought.
