Category Archives: Cut Flowers

Zinnia ‘Queen Red Lime’

Posted on August 7, 2011 by Tovah Martin

Where would summer be without zinnias? As sure as the dialogue between katydids marks the hours, as sure as the sweat dribbles from my forehead as I pull the weeds, zinnias are the synthesis of summer. You might veer for … Continue reading →

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Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Rubenza’

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Tovah Martin

Why am I preoccupied with red this week, I wonder? Somehow it seems apropos to talk blush when Valentine’s Day vendors have painted our world wall-to-wall red. But if you assumed from the last sentence that this is about long-stemmed … Continue reading →

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Celosia cristata ‘Kurume Corona’

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Tovah Martin

No one wants to dine at my house right now, because you can hardly find the table. If distant memory serves, it’s made of wood. But that won’t be verified until I get the Johnny’s Selected Seed (www.johnnyseed.com) order out … Continue reading →

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