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Zinnia CANDY CANE Garden Mix β 150 Seeds
π Striped Cottage Garden Zinnias π
π± Annual β’ π Easy to Grow β’ π Pollinator Friendly β’ π Cut Flower Garden
πΈ PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Candy Cane Garden Mix is a cheerful blend of classic cottage-garden zinnias featuring playful striped blooms and bold summer colors. This mix combines the famous Candy Striped Zinnia with vibrant red, sunny yellow, and bright white flowers for a lively garden display.
The mix includes a designer balance of varieties such as Candy Striped, Cherry Queen, Canary Bird, and Pumila White, creating a beautiful mix of striped, single, and semi-double blooms that look stunning both in the garden and in fresh bouquets.
These easy-to-grow annual flowers bloom quickly and produce continuous color all summer long.
πΌ WHY GARDENERS LOVE THIS MIX
Candy Cane Garden Mix creates a lively cottage-garden look filled with striped petals, bold colors, and pollinator-friendly blooms.
This mix is perfect for:
π Fresh cut flower bouquets
π‘ Cottage gardens
π Pollinator gardens
π Summer flower beds and borders
π Rustic wedding and party arrangements
Zinnias are also famous βcut and come againβ flowers βοΈπΈ.
When you harvest blooms, the plant responds by branching and producing even more flowers β giving you fuller plants and continuous blooms all season.
Leave some flowers in the garden too and you'll attract butterflies, bees, hummingbirds, and even seed-loving finches.
π± FAST FACTS
Botanical Name: Zinnia elegans
Life Cycle: Annual π±
Light Requirement: Full Sun π
Bloom Season: Summer through Fall πΈ
Plant Height: 18β30 inches
Plant Spacing: 8β12 inches
Planting Depth: ΒΌ inch
Sowing Method: Direct Sow or Start Indoors
Cold Stratification: No β
Hardiness Zones: 3β10
Ships: Year Round π¦
π± HOW TO GROW ZINNIAS
Direct sow outdoors after the last frost when soil has warmed to about 70Β°F π‘οΈ.
Plant seeds ΒΌ inch deep in well-drained soil and space plants 8β12 inches apart in full sun.
Water regularly while plants establish. Once established, zinnias tolerate heat well and bloom continuously through summer.
For bushier plants and more blooms, cut flowers often or deadhead spent blooms βοΈ. Harvesting flowers encourages the plant to branch and produce even more blooms.
Seeds can also be started indoors 4β6 weeks before your last frost date.