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Description
Uniquely shaped Zinnias bloom in small, round baubles that add interest and texture to your garden, or flower arrangements! A favorite of crafters, florists and gardeners alike, Zinnias are easy to grow annuals, preferring warm weather and full sun!
Colorful, petite blooms are an essential ingredient to summer bouquets
Great for cutting and making bouquets!
Annual; Easy to grow pollinator attractor with smaller blooms
Prefers full sun exposure
Where to Plant Zinnia Seeds
Choose a spot that has full sun. Zinnias can thrive in a wide array of well-draining soil conditions.
How to Plant Zinnia Seeds
Dig up the soil in the area where you want to plant zinnias and work in 2 or 3 inches of compost or peat moss to help improve soil fertility and drainage. Plant seeds about ¼” - ½” deep in the soil. Once seedlings are about 3” tall, thin them out to maximize air circulation and prevent powdery mildew. Dwarf varieties, which are 1 to 1 ½ feet tall, should be planted or thinned to about 9” apart, while taller 3-foot varieties should be spaced about 1 foot apart. If starting zinnias indoors, fill pots with an organic potting mix. Saturate the potting mix with water, then place two zinnia seeds in each planting unit or pot. Press the seeds into the soil to allow for full seed-to-soil contact, then cover with about ½” of potting mix. Place the zinnia in a warm (65-70F) location with full light. Keep the zinnia seeds moist and check on them every day or two. Once the seedlings are 2 ½ - 3 inches tall, they are ready to be transplanted outdoors. Zinnias are easy to transplant because the plants can be moved while they are in bloom! While they grow best in full sun, they can tolerate partial shade.
How to Care for Zinnias
Water the area of your zinnia plants carefully, do not get the stems or leaves wet since zinnias are prone to mildew. Keep your zinnia garden lightly moistened, and let the area dry out between watering. The beauty of zinnias is that you can spend your attention elsewhere while they bloom profusely summer to autumn.
