Zinnias in bloom, showcasing the bold colors and layered flowers that make them a summer garden favorite.
Zinnias are one of the most reliable and rewarding annual flowers for home gardens, known for their bright colors, long bloom period, and ease of care. Once established, zinnias thrive in full sun and warm summer conditions, producing continuous blooms from early summer until frost. Their upright growth habit and bold flowers make them well-suited for garden beds, borders, and containers. Zinnias are also excellent pollinator plants, frequently visited by butterflies, and they perform best when given good air circulation and consistent moisture.
'Crestar Mix'
'Crestar Mix' Zinnia is an award-winning blend of crested, or scabiosa-flowered, zinnias with semi-double blooms and a prominent central disc. Flowers appear in a bright mix of pink, orange, red, white, peach, and yellow. Plants grow 18–23 inches tall and mature quickly in 45–50 days, producing large, showy blooms on strong plants that perform well in summer heat and humidity.
'Queen Lime'
'Queen Lime' Zinnia is a tall, vigorous annual that matures in 75–90 days and reaches 30–40 inches in height. It features fully double, dahlia-style blooms in a distinctive apple-green color that holds well throughout the season. This variety performs best in full sun and is well suited for garden beds, borders, and cut-flower use.
'Agave'
'Agave' zinnia reaches maturity in approximately 75–85 days and grows 30–40 inches tall. Plants produce large, long-lasting blooms in a blend of buff, coral, gold, peach, pink, and orange tones, creating a warm, sunset-like color palette in the garden.