They've never really done real well. They're very average. They may need more fertile soil than what we have here.

Every flower can flourish with fertile soil and water.

The zinnia was probably the outstanding one of the total group. It's a big plant with very nice flowers that didn't seem to be affected by diseases.

It's a very pretty thing: orange inside, lavender outside. If you cook it, the color goes back to the traditional carrot color. It tastes the same as other carrots.

It will hang over edges, just the thing you want in baskets.

The richest genius, like the most fertile soil, when uncultivated, shoots up into the rankest weeds