VALS CAPRIS ZINNIA

Zinnia "Vals Capris" – is an annual flower of the aster family, characterized by compact bushes reaching 90–100 cm in height and bright double inflorescences with diameters of 8 to 12 cm. The flowers feature characteristic stripes of varying shades, giving them an original appearance.

Planting is carried out in April–May after the threat of frost has passed: seeds are sown at a depth of 1–2 cm with a distance of 8–10 cm between plants (row spacing 50–70 cm). The soil is compacted to ensure good root contact with the substrate. Seedlings appear within 7–10 days after sowing.

Despite the late planting, zinnia begins blooming simultaneously with early plants and continues to delight the garden until the first frosts. It is sun-loving, drought-tolerant, and heat-loving. Thanks to its long flowering period, it is used as a decorative element for lawns, flower beds, and in group plantings. The plant also suits cutting due to its resistance to fading.