Zinnia, Zowie Hybrid

Zinnia, Zowie Hybrid
All-America Selections winner.
Without a doubt, this is the boldest, most intensely colored and longest lasting zinnia we’ve ever seen, a garden traffic-stopper! Dazzling 3-5″ blooms have prominent center cones surrounded by bright rose, rich scarlet and yellow petals in an elegant and perfect balance of colors. Flowers non-stop all summer, in any weather, while continuously attracting scores of butterflies. Flower-packed plants stand 2-3′ tall—for beds, borders and hedges. One of the best new flowers we’ve seen in many years.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Cut Flowers
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 24-36 inches
Spread: 12-14 inches
Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 12 weeks

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