Zinnia haageana

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 Zinnia haageana subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Zinnia haageana, Regel (Z. mexicana, Hort.). Distinguished from Z. elegans by the orange-colored fls., which are generally smaller; also the plant is dwarfer, as a rule, and the lvs. are merely sessile, not clasping. Trop. Amer. Var. stellata, Hort. Florets twisted and acuminate, orange-yellow.—This is considered by Robinson & Greenman as a horticultural species not certainly distinguishable from Z. angustifolia, in spite of its broader lvs.


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Bushy annual that blooms in the summer. Flowers have orange disc surrounded by 8-9 golden to red-brown ray florets. Fully double-flowered forms are commonly grown.

Narrow, sparsely hairy to downy, lance-shaped leaves, to over 1 <X>1/4</X> in (30 mm) long.

syn. Zinnia angustifolia of gardens

More information about this species can be found on the genus page.

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Cultivars

Cultivars include:

  • 'Old Mexico' - common fully double form
  • 'Stargold' - yellow-orange blooms

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