Zinnia bouquet

Seasonal Bouquet | Locally grown flowers | bright bunch of blooms with Dahlia, Zinnias, Phlox, Strawflower and Celosia

Colourful fall wedding bouquet filled with dahlias, zinnias, feverfew, lemon basil, rudbeckia and more

Long-stemmed zinnias are a must for my bouquets! The more you cut, the more they grow! Look at these beauties bloom!

I am a huge fan of zinnias! Why? Because they are easy to grow, have an incredible vase life, require little work, are STUNNING with their ruffled petals, and are the foundation of our flower farm summer market bouquets. Over the years I’ve tried growing many different varieties of zinnias and today I’m sharing my top three favorite seed varieties and also giving you my top tips for growing the best zinnias! You don't want to miss out on these great flower garden tips!

Apricot and Salmon mid Summer Bridal Bouquet of Dahlia, lisianthus, Delphinium, zinnia, and grasses

Briana Bosch on Instagram: "Just a few pieces of zinnia-growing advice I wish I had gotten in my first year of growing them—-you may not have heard a couple of these ones ;) Want to learn more? We have a full video ALL about zinnias, including my fave varieties and harvesting seed, over on our YT— just comment “zinnias” and I’ll send you the video link! I know the first one will be the most controversial because it IS possible to be successful with starting zinnias inside! But direct…

Dahilas and zinnias make the perfect summer bouquet! Our zinnias are open-pollinated crosses from here at Triple Wren Farms and bloom in a mix of ombre blush, rose, rusty-coral, and lime semi-double and double flowers. We have been working on this stunning mix since 2015, with a focus on this special ombre color blend.

Zinnias need a solution to keep water clear and increase vase life. Changing the water every two or three days this recipe will do the trick.

Midsummer wedding flowers ~ citrus colours with rosy cosmos 🍊🌸✨ Bouquet made with: Zinnias Dahlias Canterbury Bells Cornflowers Cosmos… | Instagram