Plant pickup: Thursdays 3–7pm · Also by appointment 512.348.7570
Plant pickup: Thursdays 3–7pm · Also by appointment 512.348.7570
— Plant Nursery · Texas-Grown
Original price was: $3.00.$2.00Current price is: $2.00.
Zinnias are vibrant, easy-to-grow flowering annuals that thrive in the Texas heat and attract pollinators like butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Known for their bold colors and long blooming season, zinnias are excellent for flower beds, cutting gardens, pollinator gardens, and urban landscapes.
At Flying Rabbit Farm, our zinnia transplants are grown for strong root development and healthy blooms suited for Central Texas growing conditions.
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Moderate water needs
Deep watering 1–2 times weekly once established
Light feeding monthly with balanced organic fertilizer
Too much nitrogen may reduce blooms
Deadhead spent flowers regularly
Pinch young plants for bushier growth
Remove diseased foliage promptly
Powdery mildew
Aphids
Spider mites during drought stress
Mulch during peak summer heat
Water at the base to help prevent powdery mildew
Afternoon airflow helps reduce fungal issues
Successive plantings every 3–4 weeks extend blooms
Fast growth begins once nights consistently stay warm
Excellent time for transplanting
Thrives in Central Texas heat
Deadheading encourages continuous blooms
Continues flowering until first frost
Excellent late-season pollinator support
Early spring through late summer
Ideal soil temperatures: 70–85°F
Full sun
Minimum 6–8 hours daily
8–18 inches apart depending on variety
Allow airflow to reduce mildew
Well-draining soil
Moderately fertile
Compost-amended beds preferred
Water deeply immediately after transplanting
Keep soil evenly moist until established
Avoid overhead watering when possible
Zinnias are generally considered non-toxic to:
However:
Mild stomach upset may occur if consumed in large amounts.
Avoid use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers around pets.
