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Orange Red Zinnia Seeds
Seeds for your next garden project, with planting guidance to help you get started.
Standard shipping to the USA: 4–6 business days.
Growing at a Glance
Plan your sowing with the light, space and growing conditions this flower needs.
Flower Performance
Picture this variety in your garden, from its flower colors to when it blooms.
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Most orders ship within 24 hours of payment confirmation, excluding weekends and U.S. federal holidays. Standard transit takes 4–6 business days.
Customers may return seed products within 30 calendar days of delivery, including unopened, opened or used items. We cover return shipping for quality issues, shipping errors or transit damage.
Seeds are living products. If you have germination questions, our team provides practical growing guidance to help you troubleshoot.
Why gardeners choose this variety
Orange Red Zinnias are vigorous warm-season annuals beloved for striking fiery two-toned blooms and outstanding heat resistance. Each fully double flower showcases vibrant blending orange and rich scarlet red petals, forming rounded daisy-like flower heads that maintain saturated tones even during peak summer sunshine. Multiple upright branching stems grow from the base of each plant, producing waves of blooms that continuously emerge as older blossoms fade. Coarse deep green foliage creates a sharp visual contrast against the bold warm flower hues, bringing energetic color to gardens when many other flowering plants slow down under high temperatures.
These eye-catching orange red zinnias serve beautifully in mixed garden borders, mass bedding plantings, patio containers and fresh cut flower arrangements. Their long straight stems make them a top choice for cut flower gardens, holding color well after harvesting. Open blooms supply abundant nectar, attracting native bees and countless butterflies to sunny outdoor spaces. Simple regular deadheading encourages constant new bud formation, delivering consistent fiery floral display from early summer all the way until the first light frost with very little maintenance required.