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Flower of the Day – October 10, 2017 – Orange Zinnia
Keeping with Cee’ s theme. Here are some orange flowers from my library
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nothing like a flowering cactus! beautiful Betty!
I was surprised to learn that the flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds in their anti e environment.
Your orange flowers are marvelous Bettylouise 😀
Beautiful! I love orange!
Lovely! I see some of these varieties in Mexico.
Some are native to Mexico.
That makes sense.
The Dahl is is native to Mexico and I believe the poinsettia is also. Zinna and marigolds are native to Mexico
I plan on picking up some marigolds in a few weeks. They are very popular here for decorating graves and cemeteries for the Day of the Dead so they will be abundantly available and cheap.