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Moody Mix Zinnia Seed Mix

Moody Mix Zinnia Seed Mix

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Moody Mix Zinnia Seeds bring depth and drama to the garden with a rich blend of muted mauve, deep plum, earthy brown, and soft neutral tones. Developed through our farm breeding work, this distinctive mix is especially beautiful in sophisticated bouquets and late-summer garden combinations.

Approximately 25 seeds

Description

Moody Mix Zinnia Seeds bring depth and drama to the garden with a rich blend of muted mauve, deep plum, earthy brown, and soft neutral tones. Developed through our farm breeding work, this distinctive mix is especially beautiful in sophisticated bouquets and late-summer garden combinations.

Packet contains: Approximately 25 seeds

Quick Facts

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Color: Mauve, plum, brown, and muted neutral shades

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Plant height: Approximately 24–36 inches

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Best for: Cutting gardens, bouquets, flower beds, and breeding projects

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Bloom season: Summer through the first frost

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.

Growing Info

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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, or start indoors 4–6 weeks earlier

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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 fuller blooms

Cut flowers often or remove spent blooms to encourage continued production throughout the season.

Mix note: Color, size, and flower form may vary naturally from plant to plant. Growing conditions can also influence the depth and tone of each bloom.

What is Collector’s Choice?
Collector’s Choice highlights our best-selling varieties of the year, the seeds our customers have loved most throughout the growing season.
Production note: Zinnias are cut-and-come-again flowers. Pinching when young and harvesting regularly can encourage branching and continued stem production.

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