Cold Creek Natural Farm
Zinnia Bright Mix - Harvested Seeds
Zinnia Bright Mix - Harvested Seeds
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Flower tubers & seeds are harvested with love from our Organic Cut Flower Garden, where everything is grown with love and attention and watered exclusively by collected rainwater. With no unnatural or toxic chemicals added, you can be sure this product is of the highest quality.
DESCRIPTION: Bright Blend Zinnia Seeds - Harvested from my Organic Cut Garden
"Zinnias are one of the easiest flowers to grow because seeds require only basic garden preparation to sprout, and the plants flower in just a few weeks. They can flourish with very little fertilizer and still produce flowers."
DETAILS: The listing is for 10 (ten) or more seeds
Details
Germination soil temp: 60°F–70°F
Days to germination: 5 to 12 days
Site: full sun to slight shade
Plant spacing: 8 in
Height: 24-36 inches
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
In warm climates, zinnias should be seeded directly into the soil after any frost has passed, in cooler climates, seeds can be started indoors in germination trays.
"Whether seeding directly in beds or germination trays, zinnia seeds should be sown to a depth of a 1/4-inch into deep, loamy soil," she says. "The distance between seeds or seedlings in the beds should be about 6 inches apart for good airflow, and rows should be spaced 12 inches apart."
She adds that zinnia seeds can be sowed directly into 1 to 2 inches of organic mulch that will provide nutrients throughout the season as the mulch breaks down to form compost.
Harvesting/Vase Life
Cut your zinnias in the evening or in the morning when any overnight moisture has evaporated. Cut stems as long as possible, strip excess foliage, and place in cool water.
SALE POLICY: As a buyer, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions. Upon receiving your order, we kindly ask that you check for any issues and reach out to us via email (not social media) within 5 days. We prioritize your satisfaction, but please note that we cannot be held liable for improper storage, growing conditions, neglect, pest damage, rot after planting, or failure to thrive.
