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Outsidepride Zinnia Elegans Lilliput Purple Heat & Drought Tolerant Garden Cut Flowers - 1000 Seeds
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Outsidepride Zinnia Elegans Lilliput Purple Heat Features
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Zinnia elegans, or Zinnia, are a hardy annual that grows quickly and blooms heavily all summer long. They are one of the easiest annuals to grow from seed. This Lilliput variety features pom-pom like, double blooms that are brilliant purple in color.
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Zinnias grow as annuals in USDA Zones: 3 - 10 growing 20 - 24 inches tall.
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Deadhead Zinnia for the greatest amount of blooms. Hummingbirds enjoy Zinnia and butterflies too. They are usually resistant to deer.
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Transplant the young plants outdoors after danger of frost has passed. Or, for areas with a long growing season, after frost danger has passed, directly sow Zinnia seed outdoors in prepared seedbeds. Zinnias prefer full sun and well-drained soil. Space plants 12 inches apart.
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Sowing Rate: 2 - 4 seeds per plant. For the earliest blooms, start the seed indoors 4 – 6 weeks before the last expected frost date. Press the seed into the soil, lightly cover it and keep the seed moist. With a temperature of 75F, germination is usually in 21 days.
About Outsidepride Zinnia Elegans Lilliput Purple Heat
Zinnia elegans, or Zinnia, are a hardy annual that grows quickly and blooms heavily all summer long. They are one of the easiest annuals to grow from seed. This Lilliput variety features pom-pom like, double blooms that are brilliant purple in color. Zinnia Lilliput are great for summer flower borders and give lots of eye-catching color. Deadhead Zinnia for the greatest amount of blooms. Hummingbirds enjoy Zinnia and butterflies too. They are usually resistant to deer. For the earliest blooms, start the seed indoors 4 – 6 weeks before the last expected frost date. Press the seed into the soil, lightly cover it and keep the seed moist. With a temperature of 75F, germination is usually in 21 days. Transplant the young plants outdoors after danger of frost has passed. Or, for areas with a long growing season, after frost danger has passed, directly sow Zinnia seed outdoors in prepared seedbeds. Zinnias prefer full sun and well-drained soil. Space plants 12 inches apart.
