Saving zinnia seeds for next year is super easy. Here’s how to do it! | Wyse Guide

Driveway garden… the zinnias and... - The Garden of Eden

One thing people are always asking is how are our zinnias so tall with such strong stems?! 1. Do the wiggle test when cutting. Only cut the sturdy stems! 2. Don’t be afraid to cut super low even if it means cutting future potential blooms. Hard pruning helps zinnias thrive! 3. Cut your losses. Go through your flowers and cut the blooms that are less than perfect, too short or too far gone so the plant can put its energy into new, taller, better blooms! | Whippoorwill Farms SC

Zinnia Seed Saving 1) first thing to know: your zinnias, if they are hybrid varieties will grow as a surprise in the following year. If your zinnia varieties are open-pollinated, next years plants will look like this years— If you only grew that one variety in your garden. If you grew multiple varieties this year, you’ll have your own cross varieties next year! 🌸 Now that that’s out of the way, here’s your step by step guide:1. Never save seeds from plants impacted by powdery mildew. Your favor