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Warm, glowing, and delightfully unique, Queeny Lime Orange brings a rich blend of sunset-inspired tones to the garden. Blooms open in captivating shades of soft coral, peach, and warm apricot, all gently brushed with hints of antique lime—creating a beautifully muted, vintage palette that feels both bold and sophisticated.
Fully double, dahlia-style flowers are carried on strong, sturdy stems, making this variety a dream for cutting gardens and floral design. Each plant is wonderfully productive, offering an abundance of long-lasting blooms that shift and deepen in color as they mature.
With its warm, earthy elegance and exceptional performance, Queeny Lime Orange adds depth, charm, and a touch of artistic flair to bouquets and borders all season long.
Plant Height: 2.5-3.5’
Packet: 25 seeds
Maturity: ≈80 days
Germination:
3-5 days at 80–85°F (27–29°C). Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged.
Sowing:
Transplant (recommended): Start seeds indoors 4 weeks before your last frost. Sow into cell trays or seed-starting containers, covering lightly with soil (about ¼"). Maintain warmth and good airflow. A heat mat may be most effective. Harden off and transplant outdoors once frost risk has passed. Avoid root disturbance, as transplant shock can temporarily cause double-flowering varieties to produce single blooms.
Direct sow: After the last frost, when the soil has warmed. Sow ¼" deep in succession every 2 weeks for longer-lasting yields. Thin seedlings to 9–12" apart for strong, well-branched plants, and pinch initial buds or blooms and deadhead to promote strong branching and bloom production.
Light Preference: Full sun.
Plant Height: Varied by species and conditions, typically between 3-5’ tall.
Plant Spacing: 9–12"
Hardiness: Annual.
Stem Length: 16–28".
Soil Requirements: Rich, soil with steady moisture and high organic content. Ideal pH: 6.3–6.8. Avoid overly fertile soils, which can reduce bloom production.
Uses: Zinnias make for abundant cut flowers and pollinator-friendly garden plantings. Excellent for fresh arrangements.
Warm, glowing, and delightfully unique, Queeny Lime Orange brings a rich blend of sunset-inspired tones to the garden. Blooms open in captivating shades of soft coral, peach, and warm apricot, all gently brushed with hints of antique lime—creating a beautifully muted, vintage palette that feels both bold and sophisticated.
Fully double, dahlia-style flowers are carried on strong, sturdy stems, making this variety a dream for cutting gardens and floral design. Each plant is wonderfully productive, offering an abundance of long-lasting blooms that shift and deepen in color as they mature.
With its warm, earthy elegance and exceptional performance, Queeny Lime Orange adds depth, charm, and a touch of artistic flair to bouquets and borders all season long.
Plant Height: 2.5-3.5’
Packet: 25 seeds
Maturity: ≈80 days
Germination:
3-5 days at 80–85°F (27–29°C). Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged.
Sowing:
Transplant (recommended): Start seeds indoors 4 weeks before your last frost. Sow into cell trays or seed-starting containers, covering lightly with soil (about ¼"). Maintain warmth and good airflow. A heat mat may be most effective. Harden off and transplant outdoors once frost risk has passed. Avoid root disturbance, as transplant shock can temporarily cause double-flowering varieties to produce single blooms.
Direct sow: After the last frost, when the soil has warmed. Sow ¼" deep in succession every 2 weeks for longer-lasting yields. Thin seedlings to 9–12" apart for strong, well-branched plants, and pinch initial buds or blooms and deadhead to promote strong branching and bloom production.
Light Preference: Full sun.
Plant Height: Varied by species and conditions, typically between 3-5’ tall.
Plant Spacing: 9–12"
Hardiness: Annual.
Stem Length: 16–28".
Soil Requirements: Rich, soil with steady moisture and high organic content. Ideal pH: 6.3–6.8. Avoid overly fertile soils, which can reduce bloom production.
Uses: Zinnias make for abundant cut flowers and pollinator-friendly garden plantings. Excellent for fresh arrangements.