Plant 1 to 2 zinnia seeds per pot or seedling cell and lightly scatter a fine layer of vermiculite or seed starting mix over the seeds. Zinnias need light to germinate and they should not be ...

Sow seeds in garden beds or containers about 6 inches apart and 1/4-inch deep, just lightly covering the seeds with soil. Water, and keep the seeds moist, but not soggy. Germination occurs in 2 to ...

Start your zinnia seeds now to have them ready for the garden in about six weeks. At left is Profusion double deep salmon along with Profusion double hot cherry (Courtesy of Tom MacCubbin) ...

In an effort to beautify Clinton County — and this summer’s fair — Master Gardeners are giving away packets of zinnia seeds that they hope people will plant. The project was inspired by a ...

The seeds that drop to the ground seem to be fine over the winter and come up in spring. — Nancy Nobles I think it would be best to store the seeds until spring (April) and plant them then.

Read more: 15 Best Purple Plants For Your Flower Garden. Dahlia Companions That Won't Hog Water Or Nutrients. ... (Zinnia spp.) support dahlias in a number of ways but don't ask for much in return.

The seeds that drop to the ground seem to be fine over the winter and come up in spring. — Nancy Nobles I think it would be best to store the seeds until spring (April) and plant them then.

Sow zinnia seeds deep into well-drained soil and keep watering the soil twice a day. Zinnia seeds grow into beautiful plants in summers and bloom in different colours. Photo Credits: Unsplash.