My favorite summer annual flower

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admin (Zone 7a) Jun 26, 2017
There are a total of 23 votes:

Zinnia
(5 votes, 21%)		Red dot

Petunia
(4 votes, 17%)		Red dot

Celosia (cockscomb)
(0 votes, 0%)		Red dot

Marigold
(3 votes, 13%)		Red dot

Coleus
(1 votes, 4%)		Red dot

Other? (tell us)
(10 votes, 43%)		Red dot

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flowAjen central, NJ(Zone 6b) Jun 27, 2017

Impatiens are my favorite summer annual

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Cville_Gardener Clarksville, TN(Zone 7a) Jun 27, 2017

I like Chocolate Daisies. Yes, smells like chocolate. Also like Amaranthus caudatus/Love Lies Bleeding).

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OutsidePlaying Laceys Spring, AL(Zone 7a) Jun 28, 2017

Zinnias! The butterflies love them and they look so pretty cut for a bouquet. And so many pretty colors too.

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birder17 Jackson, MO(Zone 6b) Jun 28, 2017

Dianthus. They keep blooming from early spring to late fall if you dead head them. Plus, although they are considered annuals, most of mine come back year after year.
They form lovely nice mounding plants.

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lbarden547 Kingsville, TX(Zone 9b) Jun 30, 2017

Pansies!

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tommyr2006 Poughkeepsie, NY(Zone 6a) Jun 30, 2017

Cosmos and Portulaca.

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oxdriftgardener Oxdrift, Canada Jul 10, 2017

Rudbeckia Tiger Eye Gold. Flowers are beautiful, long lasting and don't require any deadheading. Don't ask me where they go but all blooms constantly look fresh

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birder17 Jackson, MO(Zone 6b) Jul 11, 2017

Does the Rubeckia 'Tiger Eye Gold' re-seed a lot. I have the native here in Mo., zone 6b, and I will be digging up gobs of them for the compost pile next spring.

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oxdriftgardener Oxdrift, Canada Jul 11, 2017

No reseeding here in Zone 3 at all.

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