Bright, Long-Lasting Blooms | Easy to Grow | Deer Resistant
Add a vibrant burst of color to your garden with Zinnia Flower Seeds, perfect for both containers and garden beds. These bold, daisy-like flowers bloom from late spring to early fall, attracting butterflies while resisting deer. Growing up to 30–36 inches tall, zinnias are ideal for cut flower gardens, borders, and sunny patios.
🌸 Why You'll Love Them:
• Mixed Colors—A beautiful blend of bright, cheerful hues
• Long Bloom Season—Enjoy blooms from spring to fall
• Deer Resistant—Stays beautiful even in wildlife-heavy areas
• Perfect for Pots or Beds—Compact, upright growth with standout flowers
• Low Maintenance & Fast Growing—Great for gardeners of all levels
🌱 Planting Tips:
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USDA Zones: 3–10
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Light: Full Sun
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Soil: Well-drained, pH 6.0–6.5
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Temperature for Germination: 75°F
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Germination Time: 7–14 days
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Planting Depth: Lightly cover with peat moss
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Spacing: 18–20 inches apart
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Water: Keep soil lightly moist until sprouts appear
Grow a garden that pops with easy-care zinnias—perfect for bouquets, pollinators, and non-stop color all season long!
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seeds are included in one pack?
Each pack contains 100 zinnia flower seeds, giving you plenty to fill pots, borders, and garden beds with vibrant color.
Are zinnias annual or perennial flowers?
Zinnias are warm-season annuals that bloom prolifically from late spring through early fall. In frost-free climates (USDA Zone 10+), they may behave as short-lived perennials.
Can I grow zinnias in pots or containers?
Absolutely! Zinnias thrive in containers as long as they receive full sun and the pot has good drainage. Choose a pot at least 12 inches deep for best results.
When is the best time to plant zinnia seeds?
Sow seeds outdoors after the last frost when soil temperatures reach at least 70°F. For an early start, sow indoors 4–6 weeks before the last expected frost date.
How do I get more blooms from my zinnias?
Deadhead (remove spent flowers) regularly to encourage continuous blooming throughout the season. Cutting flowers for bouquets also stimulates the plant to produce more blooms.
