Zinnias typically branch from where the stem is cut, allowing the plant to produce even more flowers, Estrada adds. 3. Snip or Pull the Bloom Off.

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Spray the zinnias every seven to 10 days with a copper-based fungicide (Liquid Copper, Copper Fungicide and other brands) to help minimize leaf spots over the summer.

"This is our second load already," Ritter, 36, said. "We got lots of flowers. We got ... mini zinnias, some herbs in the car already: lavender, daylilies, citronella, mint.

When irrigating the zinnias, try to direct the water at the base of the plant/soil and avoid wetting the foliage. Soaker hoses are a good way to water flowerbeds without wetting the foliage.