Oklahoma Salmon Zinnia Seeds

Zinnia Oklahoma Salmon is one of the colors in the renown Oklahoma Zinnia series. Bred specifically for cutting, the Oklahoma series produces 2-inch double flowers all summer on mildew and heat-resistant plants. Long, sturdy stems grow 24 to 32 inches and hold up well in the vase. The pastel blooms of Oklahoma Salmon make it a stand out in mixed bouquets and floral arrangements. Oklahoma Salmon also makes a stunning display in garden beds and borders.

This warm-season annual flowers through summer and into fall until frost. Plant in full sun in cutting gardens, mixed borders, or large containers with fertile, well-drained soil. Zinnias are easy to grow when given warm conditions, regular watering, and room for air circulation. Water near the soil rather than over the leaves to help keep foliage dry. Cut flowers frequently or remove fading blooms to encourage more stems. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can produce weak growth. Successive sowings provide fresh plants and extend your supply of bouquet-ready flowers.

Direct sow after the last frost when soil has warmed, covering seeds lightly. For earlier flowers, start indoors approximately 3 to 4 weeks before last frost date.

• Beds
• Border
• Cut Flowers

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• Cut-and-Come-Again
• Direct Sow
• Easy Care Plants
• Long Bloomers
• Repeat Bloomer