Any of various plants of the genus Zinnia, native to tropical America, especially Z. elegans, widely cultivated for its showy, rayed, variously colored flower heads.

 CANDY CANE MIX (A)
Zinnia elegans

Bright pink, rose and cherry stripes on white; some gold blooms flecked orange-scarlet. Eye-catching double flowers, 4" across, midsummer to frost. Ht. 17". Easy, Annual. Sun. Attracts Butterflies.

*'PERSIAN CARPET' (A)
Zinnia haageana

Old-fashioned dwarf variety in a tapestry of colors. Bicolored, fully-double and semi-double, 2" flowers in red, mahogany, gold, purple, chocolate and cream. Neat plant habit, early to bloom, long-lasting and carefree. Thrives in heat and dry weather. AAS Winner. Ht. 18-24". 90 days to bloom.

*RUFFLES MIX (F1) (A)
Zinnia elegans

90 days. Excellent cutting zinnia. Abundant, predominantly double flowers in cherry, pink, scarlet, and yellow. Uniform, 2 1/2-3" blooms, good disease resistance

*PROFUSION CHERRY (F1) (A)
Zinnia hybrida.

55-70 days. Free-flowering and self-cleaning with unmatchable disease resistance. Easy-care and color all summer. Heat tolerant.

*AAS Gold Medal Winner

*PROFUSION ORANGE (F1) (A)
Zinnia hybrida.

55-70 days. Free-flowering and self-cleaning with unmatchable disease resistance. Easy -care color all summer. Heat tolerant. Ht. 12".

*PROFUSION WHITE (F1) (A)
Zinnia hybrida

55-70 days. Free-flowering and self-cleaning with disease resistance. These zinnias are easy-care color all summer. Heat tolerant. Ht. 12".

*AAS Gold Medal Winner

* (a) - Annual
F1 - 1 st generation hybrid
AAS - All American Selection