Haunted Harvest Zinnia Seeds | Autumn Cut Flower Mix | Orange Burgundy Cream Zinnias

Haunted Harvest Zinnia Seeds are a warm autumn zinnia mix with orange, burgundy-red, cream, golden yellow, and green-toned blooms for fall cottage gardens, cut flower beds, pollinator gardens, and bouquets that can bloom until frost. Bring warm autumn color to your garden with Haunted Harvest Zinnia Seeds, a rich fall-inspired zinnia mix featuring shades of orange, burgundy-red, cream, golden yellow, and green-toned blooms. This mix has a cozy harvest look that feels perfect for late summer gardens, fall bouquets, cottage garden borders, and seasonal cut flower arrangements. Zinnias are annual flowers loved for their bold color, long bloom season, and beautiful cut flowers. Once established, they can bloom from summer until frost, giving your garden a long-lasting display of warm seasonal color. This mix is especially pretty for autumn-style flower beds, Halloween garden themes, Thanksgiving arrangements, farmhouse bouquets, and pollinator-friendly garden spaces. Growing Information: Type: Annual flower Sun: Full sun Plant height: Approximately 24–36 inches tall Spread: About 12–18 inches wide Bloom size: Usually about 2–4 inches, depending on growing conditions Bloom season: Summer through frost Planting depth: About 1/4 inch deep Spacing: About 9–12 inches apart Germination: Usually 5–10 days in warm soil Best soil temperature: Around 70–80°F Watering: Keep soil lightly moist during germination, then water as needed once established Zinnias grow best in warm weather and should be planted after the danger of frost has passed. They can be direct sown outdoors into prepared soil or started indoors a few weeks before your last frost date. If starting indoors, transplant outside after nights are warm and seedlings are strong enough. Zinnias are grown as annuals in most areas and can be planted in USDA Zones 2–11 during the warm growing season. They are not frost tolerant, so planting time depends on your local last frost and first frost dates. Best Uses: Fall cottage gardens Cut flower gardens Autumn bouquets Pollinator gardens Flower beds and borders Halloween garden themes Thanksgiving flower arrangements Farmhouse garden displays Containers and patio planters For more blooms, cut flowers often and remove spent blooms throughout the season. Zinnias love sunshine, warmth, and good airflow. Proper spacing helps keep plants healthier and encourages strong blooms. Seeds are living products, and germination depends on planting depth, soil temperature, moisture, light, timing, and growing conditions after delivery. I include planting guidance to help you get the best results, but outdoor growing results can naturally vary. Thank you for supporting my small shop! 🌻