Sunset Sherbet Zinnia Mix | Citrus & Blush Zinnia Blend | Warm Sunset Colors | Cut Flower Garden Favorite

Sunset Sherbet Zinnia Mix | Citrus & Blush Zinnia Blend | Warm Sunset Colors | Cut Flower Garden Favorite

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Sunset Sherbet Zinnia Mix | Citrus & Blush Zinnia Blend | Warm Sunset Colors | Cut Flower Garden Favorite

Sunset Sherbet Zinnia Mix | Citrus & Blush Zinnia Blend | Warm Sunset Colors | Cut Flower Garden Favorite

$0.99
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If your garden had a flavor, this would be it. Sunset Sherbet is warm and citrusy with a blush twist — bold orange and sunny yellow swirled together with a scoop of dusty rose, like the last streak of color right before the sun dips down.

This blend hand-combines three true single-color zinnias — bold Orange King, sunny Canary Bird yellow, and dusty Rose — in equal parts, every variety named (no hidden generic mix). Planted together, they create a warm, sun-drenched palette that photographs as beautifully as it grows.

Zinnias are a beginner favorite for a reason: fast, forgiving, and endlessly productive once they get going. Expect nonstop color from midsummer straight through your first frost.

What You‘ll Love


Simple and fast to grow, even for total beginners
Warm, citrusy sunset color palette with a blush twist
Excellent as cut flowers and in mixed bouquets
Reblooms heavily with regular cutting
Pollinator-friendly
Fully transparent blend — every color named


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
Sow directly outdoors once the danger of frost has passed and soil has warmed. Plant seeds 1/4 inch deep in loose, well-draining soil, keeping it evenly moist through germination. Thin seedlings to 9–12 inches apart once true leaves appear. Pinch plants at 6–8 inches tall for a fuller, bushier habit and more total blooms. Cut regularly for bouquets — the more you cut, the more you get.

Good to Know
Cool soil slows zinnia germination noticeably, so it‘s worth the wait for real summer warmth before sowing. Slight variation in exact shade from bloom to bloom is completely normal for seed-grown flowers — no two gardens look quite the same.

Perfect For


Cut flower and cottage gardens
Romantic, soft-toned garden beds
Pollinator patches
Bouquets, market bunches, and photos
First-time flower growers


Package Includes


Sunset Sherbet Zinnia Mix seeds — Orange King, Canary Bird & Rose
Access to our full QR-linked growing guide
Hand-packed with care by Briar Patch Picker

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