Mixed Zinnia Seeds for Planting Outdoors - 300 Fresh Seeds - Cut-and-Come-Again Zinnia Flowers- Huge 5" Blooms - Grown in The USA

We got a great pack of these. We plant in our northern area about May first until first hard frost between Late September/October. These bloomed the entire season. Very easy to keep looking nice and not too scraggly. We have only about a week of temps or so above 100. These did fine in more than one area. I raked the topsoil and sprinkled them on. Very tolerant. Got quite tall, 4’+.The picture with the “wall” of flowers is two wooden posts and a sturdy wire stapled on and dug posts in about a foot. It’s about 5’ tall. It has one pink, black-eyed susan vine. Behind it are the Zinnias and 2 types of cosmos behind that. All of the zinnias, and eventually the cosmos got wrapped up in the black-eyed Susan vine. We began pulling the zinnias through the fence, then did same with cosmos. The cosmos was a foot taller than the fence by end of summer, I could no longer reach it. It came out so well. These zinnias were the best I have ever had. The bunch behind the arbor show the nice colors and height!!

Coming up nicely. I have 2 barrels of them. Love planting seeds

I ordered these to fill in an area where we had to have a few trees cut. I just dropped and watered. We’ve had a really hot, dry summer so I watered daily. I’m amazed at these big, hearty plants and the gorgeous variety of flowers ♥️I plant zinnias every summer, but these are undoubtedly the most beautiful I’ve ever seen.

Germination and Growth was Excellent

Not one zinia is growing and I did everything that suggested when I planted.

Growing well

Took a chance on the claim that they would keep blooming after initial cut, and they do. The package appears small but as you can see i was able to sew an area approximately 3’X20’ in a strip, with left overs for other pots, and I still have a few left. The photographed garden is irrigated and gets full sun,but not total sun. My experiences with Zinnias tell me that even though they are called full sun, they do quite well in partial sun as well, and will need steady watering. These flowers are good quality with the colors very vibrant and almost fluorescent and physcodelic looking. The garden shown in the photos supplies fresh cut flowers for 3 vases in our home (as needed,) as well as bouquets for friends and family. There are other vendors who will give you more seeds that are good quality and value, but these yield many plants and just keep flowering. Will buy again.

These are AMAZING!! This is the first time I have ever even attempted to grow something and these were not only incredibly easy to grow but they also turned out beautiful!!! They have just started to bloom, and I get so excited each morning when I go out and find a new color has blossomed. There are quite a few bad reviews on here so I figured I'd share my process so that maybe buyers in the future will have better luck. All I did was till some soil, planted the seeds about ½ inch deep, 4 inches apart in rows. I watered them every day (except days when it was raining ofcourse) and every 2 weeks I used miracle grow plant food mixed with water to feed them *make sure you follow instructions for mixing the plant food* 🪴 Anyhoo, I am extremely happy with these and will be buying more in the future!!!! 🖤Update 8/8 - added a new picture of what they look like fully bloomed. I'm telling you guys, admiring these babies never gets old! 🙂