Zinnia Seeds for Planting – Non-GMO Heirloom Zinnia Flower Seeds – Full Instruction Packets to Plant in Your Home Outdoor Garden – Gardening Gift – 50 California Giant Zinnia Seeds (1 Packet)

I had a high germination rate, pretty sure every single seed germinated. Easiest flower to grow ever ! Just sprinkled seeds randomly,barely covered with dirt and watered daily during a dry spell. Zone 7 here. Have enjoyed all summer. Big bang for your buck. I cut flowers every week for arrangements and then 2 more appear to take their place. You can’t go wrong with these. They crowd out weeds and are thriving in full sun.I will definitely buy again next year.

Our hope was for a wild jungle of color with sunflower bookends, and that's exactly what we got! We planted two rows of seeds, with seeds eight inches apart in each row and the rows a foot apart. The seeds germinated quickly and grew rapidly. We did encounter one early problem which had nothing to do with the seeds directly. Slugs arrived with a very wet spring and they devoured the seedlings of our first planting. Removing mulch gave them no place to hide.

I am extremely disappointed with this product I have thrown as it is for years, but the first time I have ordered this particular type from this company, not a single seed sprouted I only gave it one star because I could not submit the review without at least once of the five stars

I planted the seeds not really expecting much to come up, but they really grew. They are about 3 feet tall and have had blossoms for the past month or so. In good soil they should do great.

I am sure they’ll be eye-catching when they mature.

The were easy to sow but not many. Was disappointed in so little seeds Would not buy again bc of amount and price

Fast growing, great for garden edging

I planted these in my Cincinnati garden in mid April; and seeds planted July 17 in Seattle in a pot on balcony, 2 weeks ago. Plenty of sun in both places, but Cincinnati has been much warmer. The Cincinnati plants were large had a lot of flowers in a short time. Seattle plants are just getting going. See the photos.