Globe Zinnia Seeds

Globe Zinnia Seeds
Globe zinnias are perfect for the cutting garden.

Zinnia, Cut & Come Again Mix
Burpee’s favorite double zinnia. Customer Favorite!
Zinnias add bold, vibrant color to gardens. Cut & Come Again Mix has long-stemmed flowers 2½” across in a blend of pink, bright scarlet, yellow, salmon, white and more. The more you cut, the more they bloom, and they keep blooming from midsummer until frost. Heat-loving and very easy to grow. Great for cutting as well as in the garden.

Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix
The compact dome-shaped plants start to bloom when only 3″ tall.
All-America Selections winner! Semi-double and single 1¼” flowers are excellent for pots, low beds and edging from mid-summer to frost. GARDEN HINTS: Water the soil freely during dry weather, avoid overhead watering. For earlier bloom, seeds may be started indoors 5-7 weeks before outdoor planting time. Cultivate or mulch to control weeds.

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