By grrlscientist on May 7, 2009. tags: NYC, Upper West Side, Manhattan, flowers, nature, image of the day Zinnias. Photographed on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Image: GrrlScientist, 4 May 2009 [larger view]. Tags image of the day my pictures Nature NYC through my eye Photography Flowers manhattan New York City NYC picture zinnias image of the day my pictures Nature NYC through my eye Photography Log in to post comments More like this Gorgeous! Log in to post comments aw, thanks erin. Log in to post comments These look like gerbera or African daisies rather than zinnias. But I am still glad that the rain has stopped. Log in to post comments I don't care what they are - the afternoon is clouding over, and this picture has improved my mood. Log in to post comments Thanks for your wonderful flower photos! They are terrific. They improve my mood too! Log in to post comments I want to learn how to grow those in my yard! Log in to post comments If you want to grow gerbera daisies, I recommend you start from seed so the plants can adapt to your yard's micro-climate. The full-grown potted versions often originate in a greenhouse setting, and the transition into real nature can be rough. Log in to post comments
These look like gerbera or African daisies rather than zinnias. But I am still glad that the rain has stopped. Log in to post comments
I don't care what they are - the afternoon is clouding over, and this picture has improved my mood. Log in to post comments
Thanks for your wonderful flower photos! They are terrific. They improve my mood too! Log in to post comments
If you want to grow gerbera daisies, I recommend you start from seed so the plants can adapt to your yard's micro-climate. The full-grown potted versions often originate in a greenhouse setting, and the transition into real nature can be rough. Log in to post comments
Gorgeous!
aw, thanks erin.
These look like gerbera or African daisies rather than zinnias. But I am still glad that the rain has stopped.
I don't care what they are - the afternoon is clouding over, and this picture has improved my mood.
Thanks for your wonderful flower photos! They are terrific. They improve my mood too!
I want to learn how to grow those in my yard!
If you want to grow gerbera daisies, I recommend you start from seed so the plants can adapt to your yard's micro-climate. The full-grown potted versions often originate in a greenhouse setting, and the transition into real nature can be rough.