Zinnias are annuals, meaning that they go from seed to flower to seed quickly.

Blooming from mid-summer until frost, Zinnias are some of the easiest wildflowers to grow, adding their bright, cheerful color to any sunny spot with enthusiasm. These beloved annuals are deer resistant, long blooming and very prolific - the more you cut for bouquets, the more flowers your plants will produce.

Many varieties of zinnias will last from seven to 12 days in a vase. Zinnias are the workhorse of the farmer's market, too. Flower farmers will attest that zinnias with their brilliant colors, easy care and long vase life are one of the most profitable flowers to grow.

With that being said, the amount of time that someone can spend keeping the blooms of a zinnia alive is going to be somewhere between 60 days and about five months. What is this? Typically, zinnias will begin to bloom in the late spring when you plant them in the early spring or even in the very late winter.. . . . .364011236658!]0000000000000009783314146132!]