Zinderella zinnia

Teresa ✨ Floral Photographer on Instagram: "Z I N N E A S ✨ I forgot to post about these “Zinderella Peach” and “Zinderella Lilac” zinnias, but they are still going strong in the garden. I got my act together too late this year, so tried direct sowing them in the garden. They had a pretty late start and maybe about half were successful. I was sad that I didn’t get any full doubles, but still loving the colors. How do you feel about zinnias? #zinnia #zinniasofinstagram #zinniaflower…

zinnia zinderella lilac on a petaled domed bloom. Zinnia Zinderella Lilac produces large-flowered, semi-doubles that are layered thickly with a crown of contrasting colours. This bloom of pompom short petals above a skirt of longer daisy-like flowers on tall sturdy stems makes them ideal for cut flowers arrangements or adding structure to garden beds. why it's special: Petals are edible and great to decorate a cake. From seed to flower in the same year. Attracts bees, butterflies and other…

Sarah’s Cut Flowers on Instagram: “First little bunch of Zinderella Peach zinnias! Earliest bloomers for me 🧡💛 I’m so happy to be adding these to bouquets, zinnias are just…”

These new and improved scabious flowered flowers have unusually shaped blooms in complementing colours of peach and cream. With their attractive vintage colours, they are exceptional both as a cut flower and in the garden.

Blushing Fields Flower Farm on Instagram: “Cherry Caramel Phlox🍒 And now I want dessert.”

When it comes to planning your cut flower field, zinnias should be the foundation. From their ease of growing and prolific production to a rainbow of beautiful color varieties, zinnias are a great choice for any flower field.

Zinnia 'Zinderella Lilac' stealing the show in the flower field …

Zinderella Lilac Zinnia (Zinnia elegans 'Zinderella Lilac'): Extra doubled lilac pink flowers with darker eyes are produced in summer on plants that mature at 2 feet in height. The flowers somewhat resemble Scabiosa daisies in shape. Plant in full sun in average soils and deadhead to promote continued flowering throughout the summer.