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Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature. Recommended by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

4,100 seeds/oz. Excellent, reliable accent flowers for market bouquets, wedding flowers, and event work. Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature. Recommended by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

4,100 seeds/oz. Excellent, reliable accent flowers for market bouquets, wedding flowers, and event work. Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep.

Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature. Recommended by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. Thin after the first true leaves appear.Fresh: Harvest before flowers are completely open.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature. Recommended by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

Cover seed and keep soil surface moist until emergence. Cover lightly but firmly. Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. When seedlings have true leaves, transplant into cell packs.

Scabiosa Flowered Zinnia Seeds - Zinnia elegans A vibrant mix of uniquely textured blooms, sure to create interest and dimension in your garden or in a vase! Scabiosa Flowered Zinnias bloom in the summer, thriving in full sun and warm weather.

Beautiful and bright orange zinnia! Orange King is a large bloom, brilliantly-orange petals that are extremely easy to grow and long-lasting. A bright, bold statement in the meadow or garden.

Pale-green infused with warm-mauve, its subtle elegance resembles a watercolor painting and its 3–4" blooms serve as a foundation of countless flower arrangements. Pairs well in bouquets with the graceful ‘Snowy Spires' Verbascum, or the nostalgic...

This zinnia is pure "wow factor," dazzling the eye with sensuous color. Large golden-yellow fully double blooms, "hand-painted" with radiant red streaks, create a summer-long color show.

Double yellow! Zinnias are summer stalwarts: never failing to deliver on gorgeous color, radiant personality, and proven hardiness. Zahara, All America-winning series, is known for great big flowers, and robust plants that thrive in full sun and hot,...

This lush, prolific bloomer glows and grows to 36", with large, double-blooming flowers that are outstanding in a bouquet. Free-flowering and heat-tolerant. The luscious color, a one-of-a-kind shade of salmon pink, makes it a welcome addition to the sunny...

Vigorous plants grow to 40" high, with long-stemmed, uniformly colored blooms. Use in masses for borders and in fresh bouquets. Flowers 2 1/2-3" across are thickly layered with maroon red petals, then crowned with lime green.

Robust 18-20” plants, put on a summer long show in open sun. Disease resistant, drought tolerant, heat-loving variety is pretty much self-sufficient, asking very little of you. Big-bloomed double flowers of crisp white and pink supply pools of serene...