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• Zinnia State Fair Mix: Monumental scale and landscape expression. High-performance authentic open-pollinated Premium Heirloom seeds (USA): Non-GMO, Untreated seeds, High germination rate. The largest-flowered variety with the appearance of an exhibition giant - a true "jumbo class" in the world of zinnias. The scale of grandiose forms for those who want to see the result "from space".
• Representative of the highest garden league. One of the most titled varieties. Experience the greatness of the variety, whose inflorescences are capable of reaching an impressive diameter Up to 5 inches. These massive multi-layered spheres with flawless symmetry create a stunning focal point in any location. Each flower is an autonomous, self-sufficient, sculptural unit. The choice for those who appreciate the power of expression.
• Panoramic installation. Power of form. An "SUV" in the world of zinnias: powerful bushy structures are known for their potential to form giant vertical dominants. Architectural column-stems build the landscape asset. The "collection mosaic" of floral domes turns the garden into an exhibition of botanical maximalism.
• "Pigment resonance". Bold, rich palette. High color concentration includes saturated pigments: from royal purple and velvet scarlet to neon orange and cold cream. The effect of a deep matte coating gives the color visual weight, volume and "expensive" heaviness. The sharp contrast of bright buds and dense emerald foliage makes the garden as photogenic as possible.
• Aesthetics of picturesque impressionism. Every shade in the mix (from juicy lime to deep wine) is calibrated to create complex gradients. Here the value lies in nuances, transitions and color depth. The union of noble carmine, dusty coral, antique gold, ivory, vintage rose and "lime cream" in the mix creates the effect of a seamless canvas of art.
• Visual expression. The effect of an "HD-picture" in the landscape. With dense group planting, the inflorescences close together, forming a majestic mono-array. Linear planting along garden paths, walls or fences. In close-contact zones (patios, terraces, entryways) it gives aesthetic pleasure. Creates an atmosphere of "Quiet Luxury" in recreation areas where details and color purity are important.
• Object of high floristry. One monumental flower in a concise vase will say more about the owner's taste than a huge armful of ordinary flowers. The zinnia opens up, providing an opportunity to examine the "fractal layering" of petals. Aesthetics are preserved for up to 14 days, the "expensive" interior provides long-term visual and tactile delight. Macro-object in large, status planters.
• Pollinator Hub. Super-powerful attractant for biodiversity. The intensity and density of pigments are recognized by pollinators from extreme distances. The huge area of the open inflorescence and available nectar make the variety a priority for large pollinators, rare butterflies and hawkmoths. Continuous generation of nectar and pollen throughout the entire flowering cycle.
• Emotional scenario. The complex palette allows the garden owner or florist to create a new "mood" every time. The monumentality of the variety gives physical superiority in scale, is responsible for structure and status, and the complexity of the palette - for an undeniable advantage in style, for emotion and depth.
• Vitality. Strong performance. Exceptional endurance. Preserves decorativeness in a wide range of climatic conditions. High adaptability to various soil types. Extremely rigid, tree-like stems retain their vertical posture, holding heavy flower "crowns" after heavy rain and wind. Lush foliage hides the soil, creating a neat look without weeds.

Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor, Outdoor
• Brand : HOME GROWN
• Material Feature : GMO Free, Heirloom
• Color : Multi
• Special Feature : Attracts Pollinators, Easy to Grow, High Germination Rate, Large Double Blooms, Long Cutting Stems
• Expected Blooming Period : Summer to Fall
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 1 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Spring
• Product Care Instructions : Annual — blooms the same season from a spring sowing. Cut or deadhead regularly to prolong flowering; water at the base to keep foliage dry Annual — blooms the same season from a spring sowing. Cut or deadhead regularly to prolong flowering; water at the base to keep foliage dry