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Who is Zinnia Boy?

People have asked me how I came by the nick name “zinnia boy”.  Many years ago I had the desire to start a floral growing operation.  I did not have the capitol for a traditional brick and mortar establishment so after careful consideration I thought the best approach for me to begin my floral odyssey would be to utilize my local farmers market.  I am fortunate to have space in my garden and began to focus on the decision as to which flowers I would grow to sell for profit.  My selections had to be beautiful, hardy, long lasting, well suited for a bouquet and easy to grow in my zone.  My choice was the zinnia. One day I was discussing my decision with my sister-in-law Pamela.  While we were reviewing the numerous varieties of zinnia’s I’d planted she then dubbed me “zinnia boy”.  Eureka! I loved it!  Please enjoy the video below, it shows my zinnia garden and features a humming bird moth!   Cheers

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