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By looking at the leaves, these are definitely not zinnias. However, some of my zinnia flowers do resemble these with the cone and others are a tight flower...they came out of the same seed packet. -
Looks like Helenium to me. I have lots some and have saved some seed & hope to start new plants by seed & division. Also, I have lots of zinnias (planted from seed) - the new flowers do not have a "cone" in the center but as they age they develop a larger & larger cone. -
Its Helenium, it also comes in a yellow/orange color. Its great late color! -
The foliage looks like zinnia! -
Definitely not Indian Blanket. So many things cannot survive this heat and dry conditions. -
It's a gazinia -
Helenium, sneezeweed... -
I think they're gaillairdo (sp), a blanket flower. -
NO DOUBT-Helenium..........I have this one, the books calls it Helenium & the internet says same thing!!!! -
They look just like my heleniums. -
Helenium one of about 40 herbaceous flowering plants in the daisy family .They bear yellow or orange to red-orange flowers. Go to http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=helenium... to see some pics of various blooms. May need to copy and paste site addy. -
Helenium but I've not seen a red variety. -
Looks like Zinnias. -
Helenium it is...would love some seed!
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Looks like it might be gaillardia. -
Well looks like you've got your answer, Helenium, the photo shows the variety "copper" -
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Zinnias... -
Whatever they are, they are beautiful. -
Thank you for all the great answer, now I know it's call Helenium! -
@Jean this flower located in New York City.
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Looks like Gallardia, or beach flower -
Beautiful flowers! -
Common name is Blanket flower -
can any one help me with a question i have been pondering. can we seed perenials to plant -
Lisa, you will get better responses if you ask your question as a new post using the box at the top right of the page.
