Hal’s Yellow Exposed Zinnia Seeds

Hal’s Yellow Exposed Zinnia Seeds were collected from large, buttery-yellow mother flowers grown with exposure to pastel-toned zinnias. They offer the possibility of familiar warm yellow blooms as well as soft new hybrids and unexpected color combinations.

Packet contains: Approximately 30 seeds , 21mg

What to Expect

• Seeds collected from buttery-yellow mother flowers

• Possible pastel influence and new hybrid colors

• Large-flower potential

• Variation in shade, form, size, and fullness

Good to know: Zinnias are warm-season, frost-sensitive annuals that respond well to regular cutting. Pinching young plants can encourage branching and more usable stems.

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Sun: Full sun, ideally 6–8 hours daily

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Sowing: Plant about ¼ inch deep after the danger of frost has passed

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Spacing: 9–12 inches for good airflow

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Care: Provide consistent water, fertile soil, and regular nutrition for strong stems and full flowers

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Bloom season: Summer through the first frost

Breeding note: Exposure to the pastel patch does not guarantee a specific cross. Exact colors and flower forms cannot be predicted.
Production note: Zinnias are cut-and-come-again flowers. Pinching when young and harvesting regularly can encourage branching and continued stem production.