Pink & White Breeding Project

Pink & White Breeding Project Zinnia Seeds

Our Pink & White Breeding Project is a developing population selected around a broad range of pink and white colorways.

Expect everything from soft blush, shell pink, cream, and white to mid-tone pinks, vibrant rosy pinks, and richer saturated pinks. Some blooms may show clean solid color, while others may express interesting blends, transitions, or variations between pink and white.

Because this is an active breeding project, every plant will not look exactly alike. You may see differences in color intensity, flower form, size, petal count, and overall appearance. That variation is part of what makes this population exciting to grow.

40 seeds per pack

What You May See

• White and creamy white blooms
• Soft blush and pale pinks
• Mid-tone pinks
• Vibrant and saturated pinks
• Pink-and-white combinations
• Variation in flower shape, fullness, and petal count
• Occasional unexpected expressions as the genetics continue to develop

Specific colors and flower forms are not guaranteed.

Growing Instructions

Sun: Full sun, ideally 6 to 8+ hours per day

Planting depth: Sow approximately 1/4 inch deep

Germination: Typically 3 to 7 days in warm conditions

Soil temperature: Plant after danger of frost has passed and the soil has warmed

Spacing: Approximately 9 to 12 inches apart for good airflow and strong growth

Water: Keep the soil evenly moist during germination. Once established, water deeply as needed and avoid keeping the foliage constantly wet.

Zinnias prefer warm conditions and well-drained soil. Seeds can be started indoors a few weeks before your last frost or direct-sown into the garden once temperatures are warm.

For bushier plants and more flowering stems, pinch the growing tip when plants reach approximately 8 to 12 inches tall.

A Living Breeding Project

This is a developing breeding population rather than a fully stabilized variety. The genetics can produce a wide range of expressions from plant to plant, including differences in both color and form.

That unpredictability is part of the experience. Each planting gives you the opportunity to see what this pink-and-white population produces next.