Cut and Come Again Zinnia produces elegant double flowers in pink, scarlet, yellow, salmon, white, magenta, cream, rose and orange shades. Plants grow upright to 24–30 inches tall, with blooms reaching about 3 inches across on strong stems.
Sow the seeds indoors 4–6 weeks before the last frost or outdoors once the soil is above 70°F. Lightly cover them, then space seedlings 8–12 inches apart in loose, rich, well-drained soil. Germination takes 7–10 days, with flowers arriving in about 75–80 days from seed. Full sun suits the plants; part shade helps in hot climates.
Features
Repeated cutting encourages new flowering stems
Double blooms in a broad color mix
Attracts butterflies and beneficial insects
Uses: Cut flowers, bouquets, flower beds and containers
