Envy Zinnia Seeds
Annual – blooms quickly in the first growing season but must be replanted the following year. Dahlia Flowered Zinnia Envy boasts large, semi-double blooms in a vibrant green hue. Plant this easy-to-grow Zinnia in dappled sunlight for the best depth of color and pair with white, pink, or dark purple flowers for a picture-perfect summer bouquet. Like all Zinnias, Envy doesn’t like wet feet; to help prevent mildew, make sure to space plants evenly and plant in well-draining soil if possible. Plant this easy-going annual in the fall for earlier blooms or sprinkle seed on bare soil in the spring once all chance of frost has passed. Blooms start in early summer and if deadheaded can last all the way through fall. Zinnias offer up an important source of nectar for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators.
Annual – blooms quickly in the first growing season but must be replanted the following year. Dahlia Flowered Zinnia Envy boasts large, semi-double blooms in a vibrant green hue. Plant this easy-to-grow Zinnia in dappled sunlight for the best depth of color and pair with white, pink, or dark purple flowers for a picture-perfect summer bouquet. Like all Zinnias, Envy doesn’t like wet feet; to help prevent mildew, make sure to space plants evenly and plant in well-draining soil if possible. Plant this easy-going annual in the fall for earlier blooms or sprinkle seed on bare soil in the spring once all chance of frost has passed. Blooms start in early summer and if deadheaded can last all the way through fall. Zinnias offer up an important source of nectar for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators.
Original: $20.85
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$6.25Description
Annual – blooms quickly in the first growing season but must be replanted the following year. Dahlia Flowered Zinnia Envy boasts large, semi-double blooms in a vibrant green hue. Plant this easy-to-grow Zinnia in dappled sunlight for the best depth of color and pair with white, pink, or dark purple flowers for a picture-perfect summer bouquet. Like all Zinnias, Envy doesn’t like wet feet; to help prevent mildew, make sure to space plants evenly and plant in well-draining soil if possible. Plant this easy-going annual in the fall for earlier blooms or sprinkle seed on bare soil in the spring once all chance of frost has passed. Blooms start in early summer and if deadheaded can last all the way through fall. Zinnias offer up an important source of nectar for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators.
