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VEGSOW Profusion Double White Zinnia Seeds - Heat-Tolerant Annual Flower Seeds

$3.00

  • Produces double-flowered white blooms throughout the growing season.
  • Exhibits high heat tolerance suitable for summer garden environments.
  • Compact growth habit ideal for borders, containers, and landscape beds.
  • Requires consistent soil temperatures above 70°F (21°C) for optimal germination.

Style: Packet

SKU:B08XTBDN-V1
Availability: In Stock
Category:AAS Winners

Profusion Double White Zinnia Seeds for Garden Landscapes

These Profusion Double White Zinnia seeds are selected for gardeners seeking a reliable annual flower that maintains a compact, uniform growth habit. Known for their resilience, these plants produce double-petaled white flowers that persist from late spring through the first frost, provided they receive adequate sunlight and proper soil conditions.

Growing Requirements and Germination

To achieve successful germination, these seeds require specific environmental conditions. It is recommended to sow seeds in well-draining soil once the threat of frost has passed and soil temperatures have consistently reached at least 70°F (21°C). In regions with high rainfall or cool, overcast weather, germination may be delayed; ensure the planting site receives full sun to facilitate healthy development.

Plant Characteristics and Maintenance

  • Growth Habit: Compact and bushy, reaching a uniform height suitable for foreground plantings.
  • Flower Type: Double-petaled white blooms that provide continuous color.
  • Environmental Needs: Thrives in full sun exposure; requires well-draining soil to prevent root issues in wet climates.
  • Usage: Versatile for use in garden borders, patio containers, and mass landscape plantings.

Planting Tips for Success

For optimal results, space plants appropriately to allow for adequate air circulation, which supports plant health. While these zinnias are recognized for their heat tolerance, consistent moisture is necessary during the establishment phase. If planting in cooler climates, wait for stable, warm weather to ensure the seeds have the thermal energy required for active growth.