2 years ago, I direct sowed zinnia seeds on the ground and 99% bloomed. My garden was very lovely. I forgot what variety I bought.

I would like to fill my garden again with so many flowers. I like zinnia flowers that are really beautiful though that's personal preference. I don't like a single plant with multicolored or random flower colors(such as white flower, pink flower, etc). Please recommend to me a really great performing zinnia flowering plant.

There is also another annual plant that I couldn't recall the name. I also direct sow it. The leaves are lime/chartreuse with Fuchsia pink flowers.

Could you please clarify that statement?

ZM

If you check out Hazzard's Seeds they have a large variety of Zinnia's with color pictured for each variety. Swallowtail also has a very large variety of Zinnia's with pictures! You might want to check them out.

This is what I mean, I don't like a single plant where it blooms a flower with different colors.

Below is what I like, single colored, all pink or whatever as long as it is not multicolored.

So, you don't like mixtures of colors. Your pictures were helpful in explaining that. That does eliminate a lot of zinnia packages, but fortunately there are lots of selections of separate colors available. I use the term "separate" instead of "single", because "single" usually implies a zinnia with a single row of petals. "Separate" colors refers to zinnias with the same color in the packet. Fortunately, many companies like the one that Rose mentioned offer separate colors of zinnias. Johnny's Selected Seeds also offers a lot of separate colors in zinnias. You have to scroll down on that page to see all of the listings. Some are mixes, but many are separate colors. However, Hazzard's does have a much larger selection of zinnia offerings, and their quantity prices give lower costs per seed.

Incidentally, each zinnia plant can have several flowers, and they will all be the same color on that plant.

ZM
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ZM

Zenman thanks for the reply. We have a lot of deer here but my dogs keep them outside my fence. This year I wanted to plant outside the fence and was curious, especially since I ordered an ounce of zinnia seeds LOL

"This year I wanted to plant outside the fence and was curious, especially since I ordered an ounce of zinnia seeds."

I wouldn't hesitate to plant a bunch of zinnias outside your fence. Zinnias are not deer resistant, like Daffodils and Prickly-Pear Cactus, but they are not one of the plants that deers love like Daylilies, Hosta, Pansies, Roses, and Tulips.

ZM

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