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By Diane Relf Times Community Newspapers Writer
Children eryoy many of the same pleasures as adults, whether it be baking, woodworking, or gardening. A main thing to remember, however, is that a child needs to start with a project that will provide both enjoyment and success to maintain a continued interest in the project.
As such, zinnias make perfect learning tools.
The seed of zinnias are large, they germinate quickly (with most of the seed germinating), the plants don’t require a lot of care outdoors, and they will bloom prolifically from mid-summer until the frost kills them in the fall.
Seed can be started indoor four to six weeks before the last expected frost, and seedlings can then be transplanted into the garden. An easier method is to sow the seed directly into the garden where they are going to grow.
Encourage children to take care of their own small garden or their own portion of a larger garden. For younger children, you may wish to select a mix of zinnia seed so they can enjoy many bright colors. Your
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