Collection: Zinnia

Zinnia plants are warm-season annuals with a serious talent for color. Their daisy-like, semi-double, or fully double flowers arrive in nearly every shade, from citrus brights and saturated reds to soft pastels and sophisticated bicolors. Varieties range from compact plants for pots and edging to tall, sturdy-stemmed selections made for bouquets.

Plant zinnias in full sun after cold weather has passed, using fertile, well-drained soil and regular water while they establish. Good spacing and air circulation help foliage stay healthy, especially where powdery mildew is common. Deadhead spent flowers or cut stems frequently to encourage fresh buds—the more you pick, the more these generous annuals tend to bloom.

Use zinnia flowers in sunny borders, containers, cottage gardens, pollinator plantings, and cutting beds. Bees and butterflies readily visit the nectar-rich blooms, while the long stems and excellent vase life make many varieties floral-arranging favorites.

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