Campfire Glow Zinnia Mix | Warm Sunset Zinnia Blend | Blooms Till Frost | Cut Flower Garden Favorite
9 Seed Sample
$0.99
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There‘s a reason this one‘s going to be your favorite bed in the yard. Campfire Glow brings that warm, flickering, golden-orange light straight into your garden — the kind of color that makes you want to grab a blanket, a mug of something warm, and just sit and stare at it.
This blend combines three true single-color zinnias of bold Orange King, deep Scarlet Flame red, and clean Polar Bear white, hand-blended in equal parts (never a mystery color lot). The result is a rich, cozy palette that reads like firelight: warm orange and red grounded by crisp white highlights.
Zinnias are famously easy and fast, which is exactly why they‘re the flower most beginners fall in love with first. They bloom like crazy in the heat and will keep going right up until frost as long as you keep cutting.
What You‘ll Love
Genuinely beginner-proof — one of the easiest cut flowers to grow
Reblooms all season with regular cutting
Gorgeous in borders, beds, cutting gardens, and bouquets
Loved by bees and butterflies
Warm, cozy, campfire-inspired color story
Every variety named on the label — never a hidden mix
Planting Information
Sun: Full sun, 6–8 hours daily
Plant type: Annual
Germination: 7–10 days in warm soil
Best soil temperature: 70–85°F
Planting depth: About 1/4 inch
Spacing: 9–12 inches apart
Bloom time: About 8–10 weeks
Height: 24–36 inches
How to Grow
Direct sow outdoors after all danger of frost has passed, once soil has warmed. Press seeds about 1/4 inch into loose, well-draining soil and keep evenly moist until germination. Once seedlings have their first true leaves, thin to 9–12 inches apart. Pinch young plants at 6–8 inches tall to encourage bushier growth and more blooms per plant. Cut often for the vase, or deadhead spent blooms to keep the show going. Direct sow into warm soil by scattering or planting the seeds and covering lightly, chaos Zinnia areas are so fun!
Good to Know
Zinnias want warmth ... cool spring soil will slow germination way down, so waiting for genuinely warm soil pays off. Slight color variation between individual blooms is normal and part of the charm of seed-grown zinnias.
Perfect For:
Cut flower gardens
Cottage-style borders and beds
Pollinator gardens
Bouquets and market bunches
Beginner flower growers who want a guaranteed win
Package Includes:
Campfire Glow Zinnia Mix seeds — Orange King, Scarlet Flame & Polar Bear
Access to our full QR-linked growing guide (soil, sun, water, and exactly when to cut)
Hand-packed with care by Briar Patch Picker
Campfire Glow Zinnia Mix | Warm Sunset Zinnia Blend | Blooms Till Frost | Cut Flower Garden Favorite
Campfire Glow Zinnia Mix | Warm Sunset Zinnia Blend | Blooms Till Frost | Cut Flower Garden Favorite
$0.99
This blend combines three true single-color zinnias of bold Orange King, deep Scarlet Flame red, and clean Polar Bear white, hand-blended in equal parts (never a mystery color lot). The result is a rich, cozy palette that reads like firelight: warm orange and red grounded by crisp white highlights.
Zinnias are famously easy and fast, which is exactly why they‘re the flower most beginners fall in love with first. They bloom like crazy in the heat and will keep going right up until frost as long as you keep cutting.
What You‘ll Love
Genuinely beginner-proof — one of the easiest cut flowers to grow
Reblooms all season with regular cutting
Gorgeous in borders, beds, cutting gardens, and bouquets
Loved by bees and butterflies
Warm, cozy, campfire-inspired color story
Every variety named on the label — never a hidden mix
Planting Information
Sun: Full sun, 6–8 hours daily
Plant type: Annual
Germination: 7–10 days in warm soil
Best soil temperature: 70–85°F
Planting depth: About 1/4 inch
Spacing: 9–12 inches apart
Bloom time: About 8–10 weeks
Height: 24–36 inches
How to Grow
Direct sow outdoors after all danger of frost has passed, once soil has warmed. Press seeds about 1/4 inch into loose, well-draining soil and keep evenly moist until germination. Once seedlings have their first true leaves, thin to 9–12 inches apart. Pinch young plants at 6–8 inches tall to encourage bushier growth and more blooms per plant. Cut often for the vase, or deadhead spent blooms to keep the show going. Direct sow into warm soil by scattering or planting the seeds and covering lightly, chaos Zinnia areas are so fun!
Good to Know
Zinnias want warmth ... cool spring soil will slow germination way down, so waiting for genuinely warm soil pays off. Slight color variation between individual blooms is normal and part of the charm of seed-grown zinnias.
Perfect For:
Cut flower gardens
Cottage-style borders and beds
Pollinator gardens
Bouquets and market bunches
Beginner flower growers who want a guaranteed win
Package Includes:
Campfire Glow Zinnia Mix seeds — Orange King, Scarlet Flame & Polar Bear
Access to our full QR-linked growing guide (soil, sun, water, and exactly when to cut)
Hand-packed with care by Briar Patch Picker