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VEGSOW Benary's Giant Passion Series Zinnia Seeds - Tall Annual Cut Flowers

$12.00

  • Produces large, fully double blooms on tall, sturdy stems suitable for cut flower arrangements.
  • Thrives in warm, sunny garden environments with well-draining soil.
  • Consistent genetics from the established Benary's Giant series for uniform growth patterns.
  • Requires warm soil temperatures above 70°F (21°C) for optimal germination success.

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SKU:B0G7XJ0W-V1
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Category:Zinnia

Benary's Giant Passion Series Zinnia Overview

The Benary's Giant Passion Series Zinnia is a selection of tall, annual flowers recognized for their large, double-flowered heads and robust stem structure. These plants are commonly utilized in cut flower gardens and borders, providing consistent color throughout the warm growing season.

Cultivation and Germination Requirements

To achieve successful germination, these seeds require specific environmental conditions. It is recommended to sow seeds only after the soil has warmed significantly, ideally when temperatures consistently remain above 70°F (21°C). Cold, damp soil conditions can inhibit the germination process and lead to delayed or unsuccessful sprouting. Ensure the planting site receives full sun exposure and features well-draining soil to support healthy root development.

Growth Characteristics

  • Plant Height: Reaches significant heights, making them suitable for the back of flower beds or as dedicated cut flower crops.
  • Bloom Type: Features fully double, dahlia-like flowers that maintain structural integrity.
  • Environmental Needs: Prefers warm weather; growth may slow during periods of excessive rain or cool temperatures.
  • Maintenance: Regular deadheading can encourage continued flower production throughout the season.

Planting Recommendations

For best results, space plants adequately to ensure proper airflow, which helps manage moisture levels around the foliage. If starting in cooler climates, wait until the danger of frost has passed and the ground is warm to the touch. Consistent moisture is required for young seedlings, but established plants demonstrate tolerance to heat once their root systems are fully developed.