Zinnias in a Wooden Crate
A garden arrangement of blooming zinnias and leaves fills a wooden crate, pairing bright flowers with natural wood.
A4 format (landscape), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the zinnia crate presents
Blooming zinnias are gathered with their leaves inside a wooden crate. The flowers display layered petals around central disks, while the foliage fills the spaces between the blossoms. Horizontal wooden slats form the crate below the arrangement. The page centers on this combination of garden flowers, green leaves, and a practical wooden container, with no other setting specified.
Interesting facts about zinnias
Zinnias are warm-season flowers originally associated with Mexico and nearby regions of the Americas. Their flower heads belong to the daisy family and are made up of many small flowers arranged together. In gardens, open zinnia blooms are frequently visited by butterflies, bees, and other insects searching for nectar and pollen.
Colors seen on real zinnias and wooden crates
- Zinnia petals: commonly red, pink, orange, yellow, purple, white, or green, with some blooms combining several shades
- Zinnia centers: often yellow, orange, brown, or deep red
- Leaves and stems: usually medium to deep green
- Wooden crate slats: naturally tan, beige, golden brown, reddish brown, or weathered gray