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An absolute must for the cutting garden. Superior performance. 4-6" single, semi-double, and double flowers. A mixture of colors including yellows, roses, scarlet, green, orange, pink, red, purple, and coral.

Dwarf plants topped by a colorful mixture of coral, ivory, pink, rose, scarlet and yellow flowers.

This annual zinnia offers rich red flowers and a compact growth habit. What's more, it typically does not fall victim to powdery mildew. Good as a cut flower, too, and a nectar source for butterflies.

This annual zinnia offers golden yellow flowers and a compact growth habit. What's more, it typically does not fall victim to powdery mildew. Good as a cut flower, too, and a nectar source for butterflies.

Sporting lovely, large, dahlia-like blooms on a sturdy, compact plant, this variety provides cut flower gardeners and growers with a wonderful hue for today’s floral trends. The unique color evolves from dark coral/peach/orange to a light peach with a dark center as the flowers age.