lime seeds for planting Organic Queeny Lime with Blotch Zinnia Seeds – Grow Organic

lime seeds for planting Organic Queeny Lime with Blotch Zinnia Seeds – Grow OrganicQueeny Lime with Blotch Zinnia (Zinnia elegans) is the kind of flower that stops you in your tracks. Soft lime yellow petals surround a rich fuchsia eye, and some blooms wear a delicate pink blush that looks hand painted. Plants are packed with 22. 5" single and double blooms on sturdy stems, creating a romantic, vintage feel in beds, borders, and cutting gardens all season long. These zinnias thrive in summer heat, draw in pollinators, and keep

Queeny Lime with Blotch Zinnia (Zinnia elegans) is the kind of flower that stops you in your tracks. Soft lime-yellow petals surround a rich fuchsia eye, and some blooms wear a delicate pink blush that looks hand-painted. Plants are packed with 2–2.5" single and double blooms on sturdy stems, creating a romantic, vintage feel in beds, borders, and cutting gardens all season long. These zinnias thrive in summer heat, draw in pollinators, and keep producing fresh blooms from midseason right up to frost, making them a favorite for market growers and home gardeners alike.

Product Features

• Distinctive lime-yellow petals with bold fuchsia centers and occasional pink-blushed blooms
• Mix of single and double 2–2.5" flowers on strong, upright plants
• Approximately 30–34" tall, ideal for cutting gardens and mixed borders
• Long, sturdy stems and excellent vase life for bouquets and arrangements
• Attractive to bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators
• Blooms continuously from summer to frost with regular cutting
• Easy-to-grow annual, well suited to both beginning and experienced gardeners
• 20 seeds per pack

Did You Know?

Zinnias are native to Mexico and the Southwest, where they naturally evolved to love heat and sun, which is why they perform so well in summer gardens. The Queeny series was bred specifically with cut-flower growers in mind, combining unique color blends with excellent stem quality—so every bouquet you harvest from your garden looks like it came from a professional flower farm.

If this caught your interest, you’ll find more helpful details and growing tips in our Growing Colorful Zinnia Flowers In Your Garden.