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Mixed Giant Zinnia Seeds

Mixed Giant Zinnia Seeds

Open‑Pollinated • Heirloom • Non‑GMO

Mixed Giant Zinnias (Zinnia elegans) are celebrated for their large, fully double blooms, bold summer colors, and exceptional performance as cut flowers. These vigorous annuals thrive in heat, bloom continuously, and attract butterflies throughout the season.

What are Giant Zinnias?
A tall, warm-season annual frequently featured in gardening guides for its ease of growth, long stems for cutting, and ability to produce abundant blooms in vibrant shades of pink, red, orange, yellow, purple, and bicolors.

Why gardeners choose them:
• Huge blooms in mixed bright colors • Outstanding cut flowers with long stems • Thrives in heat and full sun • Blooms nonstop with regular deadheading • Attracts butterflies and pollinators

Growth Habit: Tall annual Bloom Colors: Mixed bright colors Height: 24–40 inches Sun Requirement: Full Sun Sowing Depth: 1/4 inch

Planting Instructions:

• Direct‑sow zinnia seeds after frost, or start indoors 3–4 weeks early. • Cover seeds lightly (about 1/4 inch). • Germination occurs in 5–10 days under warm conditions. • Space plants 12–18 inches apart for airflow and large blooms. • Prefers full sun and well‑drained soil; avoid overhead watering. • Deadhead or cut blooms frequently to encourage continuous flowering.

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Why Our Mixed Giant Zinnia Seeds Are Different

Huge Blooms: Fully double flowers in bold summer colors.
Cut‑Flower Quality: Long stems ideal for bouquets.
Heat Loving: Thrives in hot, sunny conditions.
Pollinator Friendly: Attracts butterflies all season.
Untreated & Non‑GMO: Seeds offered in their natural state.
Growing Mixed Giant Zinnias the Traditional Way

Giant Zinnia Leaf
Learn how to cultivate Zinnia elegans using warm‑season sowing, full‑sun placement, and proper spacing for giant blooms that excel in borders, pollinator gardens, and cut‑flower production...
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