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Zinnias shouldn't be planted with impatiens because these flowers have different climate, sunlight, soil, and water needs. Caring for one will harm the other.

Damage to your zinnia plants may be caused by nocturnal pests like slugs, snails, or earwigs. Here are the signs to identify them and what to do about it.

Hardy, colorful, and easygoing, there are many reasons why zinnias are such a popular plant, but growing them with another go-to flower could spell disaster.

Local nonprofit opens U-Pick zinnia flower field in Cumming Save The Horses Rescue is leading the effort, with proceeds going toward caring for the animals.

If something is damaging your zinnia flowers, you might never see the perpetrator. Here are the signs to identify the pests and what to do about them.