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Firmly rooted in the Oklahoma soil
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I was perusing fritillary photos on google images and found your great photo. I have Salmon queen zinnias, but your photo of Zinderella made me do a double take. Perhaps, I’ll plant some Zinderellas next year too.
Thanks, Carol! Those Zinderellas are really pretty. We had so much rain in the spring that my zinnias washed away several times. I don’t have so many this year. Every year is different. That’s for sure. Thank you again for stopping by and commenting.