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Newsflash

BY BETH BURWINKEL | ENQUIRER CONTRIBUTOR

Last Updated: 10:39 am | Saturday, January 12, 2008

Zinnias bloom in January at Worm's Way in Erlanger.

In displays throughout the shop, basil and other herbs, yellow zinnias, orchids and coleus are being grown with a hydroponics system. The word hydroponics comes from the Greek word hydro, which means water, and ponos, which means labor.