Doubledecker Zinnia Varieties Pink Orange

Some of the best things in life is...almost free. Introducing the Double Decker flowers I purchased in seed form for $.25. They were the easiest to grow, I just dropped the seeds in my Dragon Fruit shrub pot and it grew in no time. I had some pictures of these flowers in the Your Paradigm is Your Choice post. It was when I didn't know that these flowers regenerate after the first layer wilted, until one day I left them to wilt on the stalk a bit too long... The wonderful surprise that had taken me one morning, these flower grew another layer on top of the wilted one.



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51 Comments

  1. How cool and thanks for the info. Beautiful shots.

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  2. I remember when I was young, once in a while, these zinnias have a double layer.

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  3. These flowers have a very interesting feature, I've never seen something like this.
    Interesting post, thanks for sharing on Macro Flowers Saturday!

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  4. Flowers, flowers and more flowers ....I love them!!! Have a great time:D

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  5. The first time I discovered dragon fruit was on the airplane (Cathay Pacific) flight from Rome. I was like "Oh my god, white kiwi!!!!" hahahahah! It was really yummy! And since my trip to Europe, I have been buying dragon fruit at the grocery whenever I go. :) And you just have a tree? What in the world, woman?? You grow purple potatoes and dragons in your tree?? haha! And not to mention you go camping! :) We should hang out! :)

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  6. Ooh..ooh..save me some seeds for these double delight zinnia flowers..I love zinnia, their blooms stay very long, but I only have the single flower ones..

    Beautiful pictures!

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  7. wow amazing flower and great photos

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  8. Double decker zinnias? I've never heard of them until now! I want double decker coneflowers, but they are so expensive to buy as a plant. Wonderful photos!

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  9. I had no idea that you can get flowers like that, amazing!

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  10. beautiful, I'll do the same then :) i love these flowers.

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  11. How interesting. I had never heard of the double decker effect in certain flowers. Now I'm left thinking, "How cool is that?"

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  12. I love flowers! They brighten up any room and can bring a smile to anyone's face :-D

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  14. i haven't seen a double-decker until now. how delightful!

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  15. How very odd they are... a new one for me... L

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  16. This is the first time I have seen the double decker effect on a flower. Now I want some for next spring. Beautiful photos.

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  17. Very interesting - I have not seen these types of flowers before. Thanks for sharing.

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  18. never seen these beautiful flowers
    they are so pretty

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  19. I have never seen flowers like this growing on top of one another! And they look wonderful!

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  20. Those are new to me. I've seen flwering plants that bloom more than once a season but "doubles" that bloom on top of an old blossom, wow! And for that price seed packet, you sure can't go wrong, can you?

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  21. Aren't they lovely!!! Amazing too! Nicely done! Cathy

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  22. Such pretty flowers!

    Thanks for your comments on my flowers this week! :)

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  23. That's really cool! Never seen flowers do that.

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  24. @Poetic ShutterbugIt is pretty amazing, these flowers are twice the fun.

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  25. These are beautiful and I love that you discovered that they grow another layer!

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  26. @AnnI have never seen anything like this until now...and in my own backyard. It was tremendously joyous for me.

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  27. @maiaT
    The zinnias have another quality that is undeniable as well, they last a long time.

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  28. @Nehha N JosshiI too love many flowers the older I get...I used to love greens because they were less finicky.

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  29. @C Anytime you want to hang-out, though I must warn you that I am always doing something. It could drive a person a bit tire. I have a dragon fruit shrub...It is just beginning to sprout, but hasn't had any fruits yet. It is still a baby.

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  30. @Icy BCI have started saving some seeds for you Icy. I think you will more than enjoy them. Oh another feature, each flower produces hundreds of seeds! Yay.

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  31. @KebeniThey are indeed amazing flowers, one of the kind in my garden. Smiles.

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  32. @Evelyn S.If I ever see the DD cone flowers, I will get some, they are so much fun to grow.

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  33. @EwaWhen I bought this bag of flowers, my mother gave me such a hard time. She didn't like that I am spending money on...seeds? But man, if she could only see them now.

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  34. @betchaiI hope they will regenerate for you. I think you need the double decker type otherwise, they are just single layers.

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  35. @DoroIt is so cool, it makes you think of how smart god is. I can't imagine these details...it's wonders we have to know to appreciate.

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  36. @EmyFlowers brighten a room for sure. I often cut them to bring some life into my kitchen...the peaceful not chaotic life.

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  37. @Alejandra AwadThank you, I will hop on over to check it out.

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  38. @Luna MirandaDelightful and amazing. These are the most functional flowers I currently have.

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  39. @LCThey are pretty odd, yes. Especially when they lasts for weeks. It's like saying I am not used to such rewards...I love it. Smiles.

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  40. @SquirrelQueen I think they are one of the kind. I know you would turn some of these guys into gorgeous photos. I will save some seeds for you.

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  41. @KalaI am surprised, but really glad that a lot haven't seen this or it's behavior. Fantastic post then.

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  42. @MaaikeI think the most amazing thing is that I have an assortment of colors and styles. The red ones have very pointy leaflets.

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  43. @Greyscale TerritoryThey were the best surprise this year for me. I wish I had been more careful planting them. I just let Miss T dropped them in how ever she wanted.

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  44. @RNSANEI didn't go wrong, and I wished I had bought 10 packs! They are the most beautiful and long lasting flowers I have now.

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  45. @GrandmaK I tried taking some odd shots, but my limit is three photos per post. Afraid to slow the loading speed. Smiles.

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  46. @EG WowThey are so wonderful to have and I am so glad I have them this year. I hope they come back next year.

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  47. @HalcyonI think I like the pink ones the best. The yellow and red is very vibrant, and the orange one is just so unique. I enjoy the different colors very much.

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  48. @lisaschaosGlad you could drop by to see. I am enjoying them still...I have some buds coming in.

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  49. @JamericanSpiceYou know, I wonder if I wasn't so busy if I would ever let it wilt long enough to find out?

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  50. awesome. isn't it amazing how things as simple as these can make us wonder on how life is simply mysterious?

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