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• Zinnia Oklahoma Mix Seeds: High-efficiency authentic open-pollinated seeds of the Premium Heirloom category (USA): Non-GMO, Untreated seeds, High germination rate. The variety has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. An outstanding variety for cutting. Abundant blooming with large pompons for mixed bouquets.
• Panoramic installation. Flawless hemispherical double inflorescences with fractal petal layering model the image of botanical perfection. The precise "shingled" structure follows a strict graphic order of layer overlapping. The "scale effect" creates a voluminous multi-layered "masterpiece."
• Multi-tier exposition. High petal density, visual weight, tone depth, and compactness of head inflorescences in dense group planting create the effect of a "living floral mosaic." The sharp contrast between saturated buds and glossy greenery creates an "HD-picture" effect, making the garden maximally photogenic and prestigious. Rhythmic verticals build an orderly chaos.
• Noble gemstone shades declare the superiority of the palette. A balanced mix of concentrated pigments. The mix includes shades of white, pink, red, golden-yellow. The color spectrum ranges from blazing carmine and juicy lime to delicate cream marshmallow to create complex coloristic gradients in the landscape. Each inflorescence acts as an autonomous chromatic accent.
• Functional coloristics. An explosion of color and texture to impart bold charm to any floral composition. The improved mix aims to create visual resonance in the landscape and interior. The mix generates pure, dense, high-intensity pigments. The matte texture of the petals contrasts effectively with the emerald foliage. Each shade acquires velvety depth.
• Continuous generation: Thanks to phenomenal productivity, the variety forms a monolithic color plateau that seamlessly integrates into the garden's architecture. Predictable and controllable volume makes it an ideal "structural glue" for connecting various garden zones into a single architectural composition. A steady flow of lush forms and color throughout the season.
• Pollinator friendly. A wide spectrum of tones and the refined morphology of the open center in the full-bloom phase serve as a powerful navigator for important pollinators, beneficial insects, butterflies, and hummingbirds, adding dynamism and life to the landscape. A sustainable food source enlivens the space throughout the season.
• Landscape Dominance. Patio & Terrace Luxury. In prestigious containers, the lush pompon with tightly packed petals manifests as a sculptural unit. In close-contact zones, it gives a sense of mental comfort. The unique tissue structure allows light shades to accumulate and softly reflect light at dusk, prolonging the visual presence of the garden in the evening hours.
• "Golden standard" for professional floristry. Built-in vase life resilience. Strong athletic stems ensure structural integrity and freshness of the bouquet for 14 days. Extraordinary vase life makes the variety indispensable for interior decor. Continuous expansion of double spheres - an inexhaustible resource for high floristry.
• Climatic triumph. Long, strong, well-branched stems are resistant to temperature peaks. They maintain structural verticality in conditions of intense precipitation and wind. In the hottest noon, the palette preserves its pristine brightness and "expensive" matte finish. Easy to grow flowers.

Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor, Outdoor
• Brand : HOME GROWN
• Material Feature : GMO Free, Heirloom
• Color : Multi
• Special Feature : Attracts Pollinators, Cut and Come Again, Drought Tolerant, Easy to Grow, Long Vase Life
• Expected Blooming Period : Summer to Frost
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 1 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Spring, Summer
• Product Care Instructions : Direct sow after last frost or transplant seedlings before becoming root bound. Pinch early buds and deadhead regularly to encourage branching and continued flower production. Succession sow every 2 weeks for extended harvests. Direct sow after last frost or transplant seedlings before becoming root bound. Pinch early buds and deadhead regularly to encourage branching and continued flower pr… See more