Thumbelina Mixture Zinnia Seeds

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Thumbelina Mixture Zinnia Seeds

Thumbelina Mixture Zinnia Seeds

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Packet Size: 230 Seeds

Thumbelina Mixture Zinnia delivers a cheerful blend of compact, colorful blooms that brighten containers, borders, and small garden spaces. These dwarf plants stay tidy while producing abundant flowers that attract butterflies and thrive in heat and light drought. Ideal for pots, edging, or gifting, this easy-to-grow annual brings reliable summer color with minimal effort.

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Growing Information

Planting

  • Sow seeds outdoors after the danger of frost has passed, planting them in well-drained soil and choosing a spot with plenty of sunlight.
  • Seeds can also be started indoors 5–7 weeks before transplanting to encourage earlier blooms.
  • Cover seeds lightly with soil and keep the surface evenly moist until germination.
  • Space plants to allow adequate airflow and support mature heights of 6 to 24 inches with a similarly compact spread.
  • Choose containers or garden beds that offer consistent warmth, as zinnias grow best in stable summer temperatures.

Maintenance

  • Thumbelina Mixture Zinnias thrive in warm conditions and show notable tolerance to heat and light drought.
  • Plants typically range from 6 to 24 inches tall depending on growing conditions, staying compact enough for containers or edging.
  • Water at the base of the plant to avoid wet foliage, which helps reduce the likelihood of fungal issues.
  • A light layer of mulch keeps soil moisture consistent and discourages weed growth.
  • Removing spent flowers regularly promotes steady blooming from mid-summer to frost.

Harvest & Storage

  • These zinnias mature in approximately 60–70 days, providing cheerful blooms throughout the warm season.
  • Flowers may be cut for indoor arrangements by snipping stems early in the morning and placing them immediately in fresh water.
  • Deadheading spent blooms encourages continued flowering and helps maintain a neat appearance.