The first set of seedlings that I started indoors have been blooming for a few weeks and are exactly as described! My direct sown seeds from mid March are about to burst into bloom. I love how the blooms change color as they age.
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Zinnia marylandica
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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
The first set of seedlings that I started indoors have been blooming for a few weeks and are exactly as described! My direct sown seeds from mid March are about to burst into bloom. I love how the blooms change color as they age.
Harry W. 5/5 Verified
I have grown other profusion series colors and wanted to try a different one this year and was not disappointed. They are vigorous, fast growing and bloom all season! These flower first bloom as a bicolored red and yellow bloom, but as the blooms age the colors bleed into each other and you are left with a softer color. Because you have constant new blooms mixed with the older ones you are left with a nice varied colors. Still has the same compact and profuse bloom as the other colors . These are shorter so meant for planters or front of border. I plant them as a mini hedge in my garden.
Barb 5/5
not a single flower. I’ve been buying my flowers seeds and bulbs from Eden Brothers from the past couple of years and love them, but I don’t kwon what happened with this kind of zinnia seeds. Very sad and disappointing.
Karina L. 1/5 Verified
Zinnia Seeds - Profusion Red-Yellow Bicolor
Store owner replied: Hello KARINA L. Thank you for taking the time to write in your review. We are sorry to hear that your Profusion Zinnias did not perform as expected. We understand how disappointing it is when a variety doesn't live up to expectations after the time and care you've invested. Profusion zinnias are typically valued for their vigorous growth, excellent disease resistance, and season-long blooms once established. While weather, sunlight, and other growing conditions can affect flowering, your experience is certainly not what we want for our customers. We reached out by email but haven't heard back from you. We'd still be happy to help if you're willing to reconnect. Simply reply to our original email, and our Customer Care team will gladly discuss the resolution options available. We stand behind the quality of our products and remain committed to helping you achieve better results in your garden!
I had about 4 of these come up. They're super cute will have to try again.
Alexandra 3/5 Verified
Zinnia Seeds - Profusion Red-Yellow Bicolor
Store owner replied: Hello Alexandra. Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We greatly appreciate you bringing this to our attention. It's so important to have feedback like this so we can continually improve our products. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. Thanks for your time in sharing your experience with us!
Won't be planting until spring. So I hope I will get some seedlings next year!
Nicole 5/5 Verified
Won't be planting until spring. So I hope I will get some seedlings next year!
Nicole 5/5 Verified