Zinnia seeds packaging with floral design on a wooden surface

Variety Zinnia Seeds — Mixed Colours

R 10.00
R 10.00
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Zinnia seeds packaging with floral design on a wooden surface
  • Zinnia seeds packaging with floral design on a wooden surface
  • Lush mixed zinnia garden in full bloom with vibrant red, orange, pink and white flowers, Diamond Field Blooms Zinnia Seeds packet in the corner
  • Close-up of mixed zinnia blooms in red, orange, pink and white with lush green foliage, Diamond Field Blooms Zinnia Seeds packet in the corner
  • Zinnia seeds packaging with floral design on a wooden surface
  • Lush mixed zinnia garden in full bloom with vibrant red, orange, pink and white flowers, Diamond Field Blooms Zinnia Seeds packet in the corner
  • Close-up of mixed zinnia blooms in red, orange, pink and white with lush green foliage, Diamond Field Blooms Zinnia Seeds packet in the corner
Variety Zinnia Seeds — Mixed Colours

Variety Zinnia Seeds — Mixed Colours

R 10.00
R 10.00

Zinnias are one of the most rewarding flowers you can grow — fast to germinate, generous with blooms, and absolutely stunning in a vase. Our Variety Zinnia seed mix produces a riot of colour across the full spectrum: coral, orange, yellow, red, pink, white, and everything in between.

These are the flowers that turn a garden into a cutting garden. Grow a row, pick a bunch, and fill your home with colour all summer long.

Why You'll Love Growing Zinnias

  • Fast results: Germinate in 5–7 days and bloom within 8 weeks
  • Drought & heat tolerant: Perfectly suited to South Africa's warm, dry summers
  • Prolific bloomers: The more you cut, the more they flower
  • Pollinator magnets: Butterflies and bees love them
  • Mixed variety: A full spectrum of colours in single and double flower forms

Growing Guide

  • Season: Sow from August through to January (spring and summer)
  • Position: Full sun — at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily
  • Sowing: Direct sow into well-drained soil, 5mm deep, 30cm apart
  • Watering: Water at the base; avoid wetting the leaves
  • Harvest: Cut when the flower is fully open for the longest vase life

Want to get the most out of your zinnias as cut flowers? Read our guide: Why South Africans Sleep on Zinnias (And Why the Rest of the World Can't Get Enough)

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