Park Seed Zinnia Seeds

These zinnias reach a mature height of approximately 39 inches. While they are bred with strong stems, their height means they can benefit from a sheltered spot or light staking if you live in an area with high winds.

Yes, they are versatile enough for containers, though you should ensure your pots are large enough to accommodate their 39-inch height and 12-inch width. Use a high-quality, well-draining potting mix to keep them happy.

Absolutely. Zinnias are well-known for being pollinator magnets, and this specific variety is excellent for drawing bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds into your landscape throughout the summer.

Regularly harvesting the blooms for vases is actually the best way to encourage more production. By cutting the flowers, you prevent the plant from going to seed, which signals it to keep pushing out new buds all season long.

Yes, these zinnias perform best in full sun. They need plenty of direct light to develop their strong stems and vibrant, dahlia-like blooms, so choose a spot in your garden that receives at least six to eight hours of sunlight daily.

No, these are annuals. They will complete their entire lifecycle—germinating, blooming, and setting seed—within a single growing season. You will need to replant them each spring.