Zinnia Seeds - Cut and Come Again - Organic

Growing Heirloom Cut and Come Again Zinnia Flower Garden Seeds

How to Grow Cut and Come Again Zinnia from Seed

Zinnia seeds are a full sun summer annual best if planted directly outdoors after the final frost or around Mothers Day. Zinnia has a wildflower like hardiness and can be broadcasted openly or sown in traditional rows. For traditional planting, plant 2-3 seeds .5" deep per hole and thin starts early to reduce legginess. Zinnia seeds germinate in 4-7 days and should bloom in about 60 days. Keep watered and well-drained.

Zinnia seeds are best if sown directly outdoors. Mature California Giant Zinnias can reach up to 4' tall and more than 1' wide, which may be a bit excessive for indoor gardening. For earlier blossoms, start seeds indoors 5 - 7 weeks before transplanting outside.

Cut and Come Again Zinnia in the Vegetable Garden

Water the soil directly to avoid wetting the foliage, as it can cause mold and powdery mildew. Do not underestimate their height and plan your garden accordingly, as Cut and Come Again Zinnias could quickly shadow a garden for the season. Early watering and weeding will generally alleviate most problems, as the Cut and Come Again Zinnias are a vigorous summer annual. Pyrethrin stops most insects and pests.

About Cut and Come Again Zinnia Seeds

Zinnia elegans. (75-90 Days).

Such color! And color you can bring indoors! These zinnias make amazing arrangements of cut flowers.

The flowers are large, flat-petaled semi-doubling and placed on long stems that are perfect for vases. Easy to grow, children will love to plant these and see them grow!

The plants themselves mature to 36-48" tall, but the blooms are large, ranging from 4-7" in diameter.

California Giants mix has a rainbow of colors in this mix, perfect for colorful arrangements.

Butterflies love these flowers! Learn to attract butterflies and grow a butterfly garden for the cost of a seed packet.