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The Easiest Flowers to Grow

Zinnias top my list for all sorts of reasons. They love the sun and can tolerate drought. They’re some of the easiest flowers to grow either from seed or you can buy the plants at any garden center. And, they bloom like crazy. 

You can cut the blooms and bring them inside for little decorations too. Hummingbirds and bees love these flowers as well. They’re considered annuals, meaning they don’t return year after year.

One year I picked up a packet of seeds from the garden center and literally just threw them onto the ground. Guess what? They grew and thrived. I’m not kidding when I say they are some of the easiest and prettiest flowers to grow.

If you want to do it correctly, you just push them about 1/4 inch into the soil and you’ll see plants in no time. I picked up a new variety this year – the Giant Golden Yellow and added two for a bright pop of color in the back yard.

Every year, these are some of my favorites in the yard. They’re bright and showy and the continuous blooms give color all summer.

Zinnias are not only some of the easiest flowers to grow, but they’re very inexpensive.  You can get a packet of seeds or a few plants already grown for just a few bucks.
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Rewrite these paragraphs, making the sentences short and choppy. Feel free to add or remove words for clarity.

The Easiest Flowers to Grow

Zinnias top my list for all sorts of reasons. They love the sun and can tolerate drought. They’re some of the easiest flowers to grow either from seed or you can buy the plants at any garden center. And, they bloom like crazy. 

You can cut the blooms and bring them inside for little decorations too. Hummingbirds and bees love these flowers as well. They’re considered annuals, meaning they don’t return year after year.

One year I picked up a packet of seeds from the garden center and literally just threw them onto the ground. Guess what? They grew and thrived. I’m not kidding when I say they are some of the easiest and prettiest flowers to grow.

If you want to do it correctly, you just push them about 1/4 inch into the soil and you’ll see plants in no time. I picked up a new variety this year – the Giant Golden Yellow and added two for a bright pop of color in the back yard.

Every year, these are some of my favorites in the yard. They’re bright and showy and the continuous blooms give color all summer.

Zinnias are not only some of the easiest flowers to grow, but they’re very inexpensive.  You can get a packet of seeds or a few plants already grown for just a few bucks.
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The Easiest Flowers to Grow

Zinnias top my list. For all sorts of reasons. They love the sun. They can tolerate drought. They’re some of the easiest flowers to grow. You can grow them from seed. You can buy the plants at any garden center. They bloom like crazy. 

You can cut the blooms. You can bring them inside for little decorations. Hummingbirds and bees love them. They’re considered annuals. They don’t return year after year.

One year I picked up a packet from the garden center. I just threw them onto the ground. Guess what? They grew and thrived. I’m not kidding. They are some of the easiest flowers to grow. They are some of the prettiest flowers to grow. 

Just push them about 1/4 inch into the soil. You’ll see plants in no time. I picked up a new variety this year. It was the Giant Golden Yellow. I added two. It added a bright pop of color to the backyard.

Every year, these are some of my favorites. They’re bright and showy. Their continuous blooms give color all summer. 

Zinnias are inexpensive. Plants or a packet of seeds are just a few bucks.
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Rewrite these paragraphs, making the sentences short and choppy. Feel free to add or remove words for clarity.

The Easiest Flowers to Grow

Zinnias top my list for all sorts of reasons. They love the sun and can tolerate drought. They’re some of the easiest flowers to grow either from seed or you can buy the plants at any garden center. And, they bloom like crazy. 

You can cut the blooms and bring them inside for little decorations too. Hummingbirds and bees love these flowers as well. They’re considered annuals, meaning they don’t return year after year.

One year I picked up a packet of seeds from the garden center and literally just threw them onto the ground. Guess what? They grew and thrived. I’m not kidding when I say they are some of the easiest and prettiest flowers to grow.

If you want to do it correctly, you just push them about 1/4 inch into the soil and you’ll see plants in no time. I picked up a new variety this year – the Giant Golden Yellow and added two for a bright pop of color in the back yard.

Every year, these are some of my favorites in the yard. They’re bright and showy and the continuous blooms give color all summer.

Zinnias are not only some of the easiest flowers to grow, but they’re very inexpensive.  You can get a packet of seeds or a few plants already grown for just a few bucks.</s>
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The Easiest Flowers to Grow

Zinnias top my list. For all sorts of reasons. They love the sun. They can tolerate drought. They’re some of the easiest flowers to grow. You can grow them from seed. You can buy the plants at any garden center. They bloom like crazy. 

You can cut the blooms. You can bring them inside for little decorations. Hummingbirds and bees love them. They’re considered annuals. They don’t return year after year.

One year I picked up a packet from the garden center. I just threw them onto the ground. Guess what? They grew and thrived. I’m not kidding. They are some of the easiest flowers to grow. They are some of the prettiest flowers to grow. 

Just push them about 1/4 inch into the soil. You’ll see plants in no time. I picked up a new variety this year. It was the Giant Golden Yellow. I added two. It added a bright pop of color to the backyard.

Every year, these are some of my favorites. They’re bright and showy. Their continuous blooms give color all summer. 

Zinnias are inexpensive. Plants or a packet of seeds are just a few bucks.</s>
