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Zinnia Cut and Come Again Flower Seeds for Pollinator Garden

Zinnia Cut and Come Again Flower Seeds for Pollinator Garden

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Zinnia Cut Flower Seeds for a Vibrant Pollinator Garden

Transform your garden into a buzzing paradise with Zinnia cut flower seeds! These easy-to-grow annuals are a must-have for any gardener looking to add a splash of color while attracting pollinators like hummingbirds and butterflies. With their long-stemmed, vibrant blooms in shades of pink, scarlet, yellow, salmon, and white, Zinnias are perfect for cutting and arranging, ensuring your garden and home are always bursting with life.

Why Choose Zinnia - Cut and Come Again Seeds?

These Zinnia cut flower seeds are a gardener's dream, offering continuous blooms from summer to fall. Simply cut the flowers, and new blooms will quickly take their place, making them ideal for a pollinator garden. Each packet contains 150 seeds, enough to cover a 50 sq. ft area, and produces plants that grow up to 20 inches tall. Whether you're planting in containers, beds, or borders, these Zinnias will thrive and dazzle.

Easy to Grow & Maintain

Zinnias are incredibly forgiving and can be started indoors or sown directly into your garden after the last frost. For best results, sow seeds ¼ inch deep in moist soil and keep them at 70-75°F. Seedlings will emerge in just 7-10 days. Once established, space plants 18 inches apart to allow for ample growth. These deer-resistant flowers are also frost-sensitive, so be sure to plant them in full sun for optimal blooming.

Perfect for Cut Flowers & More

Not only do Zinnias brighten your garden, but they also make terrific cut flowers. Harvest stems before the flowers fully open to enjoy their beauty indoors. Plus, their edible petals add a colorful touch to salads and desserts. As part of the Get Real Grow Food collection, these open-pollinated, heirloom, non-GMO seeds are a sustainable choice for eco-conscious gardeners.

Ready to create a stunning pollinator garden with Zinnias? Order your Zinnia cut flower seeds today and watch your garden come to life!

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