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tcs1366 Leesburg, FL(Zone 9b) Sep 06, 2008

karen... it's neither.

we both have State property behind our homes. I've been working on the area behind my house, about 100-110' wide for about 5-6 yrs [clearing weeds, trimming trees/bushes and planting flowers] and she started her area [62'] about 2 yrs ago.

this past Spring, we worked on a larger area .... so it's more of a combined garden .... but all those zinnias are what she planted. She "spring sowed" them in pots, then transplanted them all once the bed was prepared.

I have many before and after photos to show the progression of this year. It's really come a long way.

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KathyJo Fayette, MO(Zone 6a) Sep 07, 2008

You just gotta love zinnias. Easy to save seeds, easy to grow, beautiful, sturdy, colorful and wonderful in vases..

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lusarytole Fairmont, WV Sep 20, 2008

Anitabryk2
Did you use Luma Pix to do your pictureof Zinnias. That's the program I use and I love it. Whatever you used it looked great!!!

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Anitabryk2 Long Island, NY(Zone 6b) Sep 22, 2008

yes - all my collages are made with luma pix

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CapeCodGardener Mid-Cape, MA(Zone 7a) Sep 22, 2008

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yes - all my collages are made with luma pix

And the zinnia one was LOVELY!
Darn it, I just googled Luma Pix and it's only available for PCs. Anyone have an idea of a similar program for Mac users like me?

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