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Your garden and vases will be bursting with ornate flowers when you bring home Zinnia elegans ‘Queeny Lemon Peach’. This elegant zinnia produces layered blooms in shifting shades of lemon, peach, apricot, cream, and soft rose, with colors deepening and changing as the flowers mature for a truly painterly effect.
Also known as Queeny Lemon Peach Zinnia, this sun-loving annual is a fabulous choice for cutting gardens, cottage borders, pollinator beds, containers, and summer flower plantings. The long-stemmed blooms are excellent for bouquets, while bees and butterflies happily visit the garden display. Pair it with cosmos, amaranth, bachelor buttons, salvia, grasses, and other warm-toned annuals for a romantic, harvest-season palette.
Plant Zinnia elegans ‘Queeny Lemon Peach’ in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and regular water. Deadhead or cut flowers often to encourage continuous bloom through the warm season. Colorful, productive, and bouquet-ready, this zinnia is a must for anyone who loves soft, unusual flower color. Explore more summer stars in our Zinnia collection.
Brand:Annie's AnnualsCategory:Annie's AnnualsSKU:AA640Tags:4-inch, AnniesAnnuals, Bloom Season:Summer, collection-apricot-peach-sunset, collection-beginner-friendly-flowers, collection-butterfly-garden, collection-cottage-cut-flower, collection-heat-loving-summer, collection-long-blooming-color, Columbine European Crowfoot, Exclude from Google Ads, Features:Attracts Butterflies, Features:Beginner, Features:Clay Tolerant, Features:Deer Resistant, Features:Easy Reseeders, Features:Good for Beginners, Features:Good for Pollinators & Wildlife, Flower Color:Green, Flower Color:Orange-Red, Flowering, Google Ads - Seasonal Plants - Annuals, Life Cycle:Annual, NO-DROPSHIP, Plant Usage:Attracts Butterflies, Plant Usage:Great for Containers, Plant Usage:Hot & Humid Climates, Plant Usage:Plants for Cutting, Sun Requirements:Sun, USDA Zone:1, USDA Zone:2, USDA Zone:3, USDA Zone:4, USDA Zone:5, USDA Zone:6, USDA Zone:7, Water Requirements:Regular Water, William Guiness
Also known as Queeny Lemon Peach Zinnia, this sun-loving annual is a fabulous choice for cutting gardens, cottage borders, pollinator beds, containers, and summer flower plantings. The long-stemmed blooms are excellent for bouquets, while bees and butterflies happily visit the garden display. Pair it with cosmos, amaranth, bachelor buttons, salvia, grasses, and other warm-toned annuals for a romantic, harvest-season palette.
Plant Zinnia elegans ‘Queeny Lemon Peach’ in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and regular water. Deadhead or cut flowers often to encourage continuous bloom through the warm season. Colorful, productive, and bouquet-ready, this zinnia is a must for anyone who loves soft, unusual flower color. Explore more summer stars in our Zinnia collection.
Brand:Annie's AnnualsCategory:Annie's AnnualsSKU:AA640Tags:4-inch, AnniesAnnuals, Bloom Season:Summer, collection-apricot-peach-sunset, collection-beginner-friendly-flowers, collection-butterfly-garden, collection-cottage-cut-flower, collection-heat-loving-summer, collection-long-blooming-color, Columbine European Crowfoot, Exclude from Google Ads, Features:Attracts Butterflies, Features:Beginner, Features:Clay Tolerant, Features:Deer Resistant, Features:Easy Reseeders, Features:Good for Beginners, Features:Good for Pollinators & Wildlife, Flower Color:Green, Flower Color:Orange-Red, Flowering, Google Ads - Seasonal Plants - Annuals, Life Cycle:Annual, NO-DROPSHIP, Plant Usage:Attracts Butterflies, Plant Usage:Great for Containers, Plant Usage:Hot & Humid Climates, Plant Usage:Plants for Cutting, Sun Requirements:Sun, USDA Zone:1, USDA Zone:2, USDA Zone:3, USDA Zone:4, USDA Zone:5, USDA Zone:6, USDA Zone:7, Water Requirements:Regular Water, William Guiness
