A colorful, sun-loving bedding plant with large, showy flowers. It blooms profusely from summer to autumn, brightening up borders, flower boxes, and gardens.
Zinnia is a colorful, profusely flowering bedding plant ideal for borders, pots, and window boxes. It's known for its bright, single or double flowers in various colors and blooms throughout the summer.
No, Zinnia is not winter hardy and is usually used as an annual bedding plant.
Single-flowered Zinnia (Zinnia elegans)
Double-flowered Zinnia (Zinnia elegans)
Dwarf Zinnia Zinnia (Zinnia angustifolia, Zinnia thumbelina)
Tall Zinnia:grows 60–120 cm tall or more, sturdy stems. Usually used as a cut flower.
Specially bred Zinnia:delicate or unusual flower forms such as pompom, cactus-shaped petals, or double flowers.
Yes, once established, zinnias can tolerate slight drought, but regular watering produces the most abundant blooms.
And yes! Zinnias bloom most profusely in full sun and tolerate hot, dry conditions well.
Long lasting flowering from summer to autumn
Lots of color and height variation
Suitable for borders, pots and picking gardens
Attracts bees, butterflies and bumblebees
Easy to maintain and drought tolerant
Post-harvest care: Cut stems when flowers are fully open. Place in water immediately.
Regional considerations: Can be grown as an annual in most regions. Prefers warm temperatures and may require protection in cooler climates.
