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Zinnia are very unusual fully double 3″ flowers that grow on tall 30″ stems. Very vigorous in the garden and similar to the Zinderella zinnia’s at 1/4 the price. Please Note: Around 10% of these will be single petaled flowers and will not form the crested head.

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In spring loosen enriched garden soil down to a 6″ depth. Zinnia can be started early in pots but for best results we highly recommend you direct seed them in late spring once the temperature warms up to a consistent low in the 70’s during the day. They prefer some light exposure so we press them into the soil and cover them lightly with peat. You can also use sand.

Once the plant is 6″ tall pinch down about a inch or so to encourage branching. Zinnia’s are one of the few flowers that are not affected by high summer heat and we generally sow one set in late spring and one set in early summer to ensure blooms all summer long.

They are also very “hungry” so we recommend foliar feeding at least bi-weekly once the plant is mature, and amending the soil with compost or a mild garden fertilizer (10-10-10) once in the middle of their life cycle (generally when they reach their full height).