"Jangchub" wrote in message
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On Mon, 4 May 2009 16:50:24 -0400, "JoeSpareBedroom"
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"Ernie Willson" wrote in message
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I am growing giant zinnia from seed and transplanting them to the garden.
They now have their first true leaves and are about three inches tall.
They
look quite spindly. This may be because they are supposed to finish out
at
thirty inches tall. Anyhow...is it proper to plant these at the existing
ground line with three inches above ground, or would it be better to bury
the plants so that the leaves are just above ground (like planting a
tomato). Any thoughts wold be appreciated.

TIA
EJ in NJ


Please give some details about the light you've been using to grow the
seedlings.


Interesting. Why did you come here and ask a question if you knew you
weren't interested in the answer? It's not a debate organic vs.
synthetic. Organics are chemical, and synthetics are chemical. Ever
hear the term organic chemistry? Head exploding.

I told you a way to go about the problems you are having and you are
lazy and want the spikes. So stop wasting people's time and just do
what you want. Mantra: Do what I want, do what i want, do what I
want.
Victoria


How drunk were you when you responded to the wrong person?