Zinnia Flower Seeds for Planting
Color
Selected: MultiGet it between Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, October 1st.
Overview
Grow a stunning mix of double-flowered Zinnias, including the pure white Polar Bear variety, with these easy-to-grow seeds. Perfect for adding vibrant color to flower beds, borders, and containers, these heat-tolerant, low-maintenance blooms attract pollinators and make excellent cut flowers.
Highlights
- Large, dahlia-like double blooms in a mix of white, red, orange, yellow, and pink
- Quick to germinate and bloom, with flowers appearing in about 2–3 months
- Heat and drought tolerant for reliable summer color
- Attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators
- Ideal for cutting gardens, containers, and pollinator habitats

Specifications
Option Guide
The 'Multi' option means your seeds are a mix of Zinnia colors. You'll get a blend that includes the pure white Polar Bear variety along with other bright shades like red, orange, yellow, and pink. This is perfect if you want a varied, colorful display from a single planting.

Use & Care
Sow seeds directly in full sun after the last frost, or start indoors 4–6 weeks earlier. Use well-drained soil and keep consistently moist until seedlings are established. Once growing, Zinnias are drought-tolerant and thrive with minimal care. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering. They are great for cutting; harvest stems when flowers are fully open for long-lasting arrangements.
Questions & Answers
How long does it take for these seeds to germinate?
Zinnia seeds typically germinate in 5–10 days under warm, moist conditions. They grow quickly and can start blooming about 2–3 months after sowing.
Are these Zinnias annual or perennial?
Zinnias are warm-season annuals. They complete their life cycle in one season and will need to be replanted each year.
Do these flowers attract pollinators?
Yes, Zinnias are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, making them a great addition to a pollinator-friendly garden.
Can I use these Zinnias as cut flowers?
Absolutely! Their strong stems and long vase life make them excellent for cut flower arrangements. Harvest when blooms are fully open.

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