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Your Mom is growing zinnias in her garden. Zinnias are grown all across the southern part of the US and come in many sizes and

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Phoenix [80]3 years ago
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some could have gotten more shade or sun depending on where they were placed ,or some could have had trouble growing,plus some may have gotten more rain , it all really depends on where the plants are placed

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