Half Hardy Annuals

An exciting new addition to the Queen Series, Zinnia ‘Queen Lime Orange’ is the most beautiful range of iridescent raspberry, apricot, and smoky peach with a dark cranberry centre. Winner of the Fleuroselect Gold Award - There is no other flower on the market quite like it.

The latest addition to this wonderful series, Zinnia ‘Queen Lime with Blush’ has a wonderful ombré gradient on their petals, the coloration transitions from a soft lime green to a muted dusty raspberry,. An excellent flower for bridging between different colour spectrums.

Zinnia elegans 'Queen Lime' is the solid green sister of 'Queen Red Lime'. In fashionable chartreuse, it is an improvement on the traditional green zinnia ‘Envy’. Fully double, very long-lasting, and fade-resistant, their unusual colour makes a good companion for every other flower in the garden.

‘Queen Pure Orange’ is the first pure colour to join the extremely popular Queen series. The perfect addition to those tones that go well with the long days of summer and gorgeous sunsets. Cut them early for the optimum intriguing colour show, they can last up to two weeks in the vase.

Zinnia elegans 'Scarlet Flame' feature large 10 to 12cm scarlet-red blooms. They'll keep blooming all through a hot season. Growing 75cm tall, with thick straight stems that are less likely to bend when being cut. They make wonderful cut flowers and have a long vase life.

Zinnias are back in fashion with a vengeance. 'State Fair' is a lovely old series of giant dahlia-flowered zinnias. A time tested winner, in a full range of bright uniform colours, it performs well both in the garden and in the vase. Sow successively from March to July for flowering until autumn.

The 'Zinderella’ series is a breakthrough in scabiosa-flowered Zinnia breeding. A unique zinnia, that produces large flowered blossoms that are layered thickly with a stunning crown and contrasting dark centres. Because of this unique new colour 'Zinderella Lilac' has won the Fleuroselect Award.

Zinderella ‘Orange’ offers large crested pompon blooms of bright tangerine with hints of deep gold and a delicate cream ‘halo’ around the central eye. Long-lasting in garden or vase, this ‘cut-and-come-again’ annual sets new buds as soon as the old flowers are cut or deadheaded, so it reliably repeats all summer.

Zinderella ‘Purple’ is a magnificent shade of amethyst-purple. Growing to a height of 75 to 90cm tall and around 45cm wide, the blooms have a unique form, a pompom of tightly-clustered short petals above a multi-layered skirt of longer, daisy-like petals. Held on long sturdy stems they are ideal for long lasting cut flower arrangements.

Zinderella ‘Red’ offers big crested pompon blooms of bright scarlet. Growing to a height of 75 to 90cm tall and around 45cm wide, the blooms have a unique form, a pompom of tightly-clustered short petals above a multi-layered skirt of longer, daisy-like petals. Held on long sturdy stems they are ideal for long lasting cut flower arrangements.

Zinderella ‘White’ produces unique ivory-white double blooms with so many layers of petals they are often as tall as they are wide. A favourite flower of both gardeners and florists around the world and one of the very easiest annuals to grow from seed, they grow in a flash and bloom heavily from July through to September.

Super tall and ridiculously ruffled, ‘Benary's Giants features large, double blossoms. Growing up to 12cm (5in) in diameter, it is one of the largest-flowered varieties of zinnias available. Super tall and ridiculously ruffled, this variety feature densely packed lilac blooms.

Zinnia elegans, ‘Benary's Giant' Series is a classic and superior strain of giant zinnia, that features large, double blossoms that are densely packed with petals. ‘Benary's Giant Lime’ feature apple-green, beautiful broad blooms, borne on long, strong stems they are perfect for cutting.

Productive, healthy, and reliable, Zinnia 'Oklahoma' is an impressive series that offers uniformity and clarity of colour in addition to sturdy stems and disease resistance. The flowerheads have an extremely high percentage of double flowers, and with less susceptibility to powdery mildew, they have a more extended vase life than other zinnias

Zinnia elegans, ‘Oklahoma’ series is very consistent when it comes to its form, this well-bred variety consistently gives big, fluffy, perfect blooms. Successive sowing every few weeks beginning from April through early July will ensure continuous flowering throughout summer, from July to first frosts.