Variegated plants add texture and color to our gardens and create focal points. (NDSU photo)
I love zinnias. They are one of my favorite flowers. I interplant long rows of zinnias with my pumpkin and squash plants every year. Last year, as I was weeding the rows, I noticed a plant that had a striking difference from the rest. The plant was variegated. It had green leaves with strips of lightgreen and cream colors. Not missing the chance to experiment, I marked the plant, and last fall ...
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