Elevate your floral displays with West Coast Seeds Giant Blue Point Zinnias. This special blend is perfect for cut flower enthusiasts and those with large vases. Giant Blue Point Zinnias produce stunning dahlia-flowered blooms in vibrant shades of crimson red, lilac, rose, canary yellow, deep red, white, and orange. Known as the earliest flowering variety, these zinnias offer long-lasting blooms with excellent disease resistance, making them a top choice for any garden.
Key Features:
- Vibrant Colors: Includes a mix of crimson red, lilac, rose, canary yellow, deep red, white, and orange.
- Early Blooms: The earliest flowering variety for extended enjoyment.
- Perfect for Cutting: Strong, upright stems ideal for bouquets and arrangements.
- Disease Resistant: Exhibits excellent resistance to common diseases.
Growing Information:
- Exposure: Prefers full sun for optimal growth.
- Annual Plant: Thrives in a variety of settings, including containers.
- Timing: Direct sow after the last frost. Zinnias can be started indoors in peat or coir pots 6-8 weeks before planting out.
- Soil Temperature: Maintain soil temperature between 21-26°C (70-80°F) for germination.
Starting Instructions:
- Seed Sowing: Lightly cover Zinnia seeds with soil.
- Spacing: Aim for a final spacing of 25-30cm (10-12") between plants.
- Germination: Seeds should germinate in 5-24 days.
Growing Tips:
- Bloom Production: Expect the first flowers about two months after sowing. Regular cutting of Zinnia stems encourages new blooms and enhances plant vigor.
- Mildew Prevention: Monitor for signs of powdery mildew on leaves, particularly in late summer. Avoid overhead watering to prevent mildew development.
Transform your garden with the brilliant and resilient West Coast Seeds Giant Blue Point Zinnias. Ideal for gardeners who love vibrant, long-lasting blooms, these zinnias will brighten any space from mid-summer through fall.
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Elevate your floral displays with West Coast Seeds Giant Blue Point Zinnias. This special blend is perfect for cut flower enthusiasts and those with large vases. Giant Blue Point Zinnias produce stunning dahlia-flowered blooms in vibrant shades of crimson red, lilac, rose, canary yellow, deep red, white, and orange. Known as the earliest flowering variety, these zinnias offer long-lasting blooms with excellent disease resistance, making them a top choice for any garden.
Key Features:
- Vibrant Colors: Includes a mix of crimson red, lilac, rose, canary yellow, deep red, white, and orange.
- Early Blooms: The earliest flowering variety for extended enjoyment.
- Perfect for Cutting: Strong, upright stems ideal for bouquets and arrangements.
- Disease Resistant: Exhibits excellent resistance to common diseases.
Growing Information:
- Exposure: Prefers full sun for optimal growth.
- Annual Plant: Thrives in a variety of settings, including containers.
- Timing: Direct sow after the last frost. Zinnias can be started indoors in peat or coir pots 6-8 weeks before planting out.
- Soil Temperature: Maintain soil temperature between 21-26°C (70-80°F) for germination.
Starting Instructions:
- Seed Sowing: Lightly cover Zinnia seeds with soil.
- Spacing: Aim for a final spacing of 25-30cm (10-12") between plants.
- Germination: Seeds should germinate in 5-24 days.
Growing Tips:
- Bloom Production: Expect the first flowers about two months after sowing. Regular cutting of Zinnia stems encourages new blooms and enhances plant vigor.
- Mildew Prevention: Monitor for signs of powdery mildew on leaves, particularly in late summer. Avoid overhead watering to prevent mildew development.
Transform your garden with the brilliant and resilient West Coast Seeds Giant Blue Point Zinnias. Ideal for gardeners who love vibrant, long-lasting blooms, these zinnias will brighten any space from mid-summer through fall.
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