Benary's Giant Zinnia 'Orange'

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Zinnia elegans 'Benary’s Giant Orange'

Bold seasonal massing — fills beds and cutting gardens with upright structure that makes plantings feel intentional and complete.

Nonstop summer color — produces large, saturated orange blooms steadily through the heat instead of fading out mid-season.

Brings the garden to life — buzzing with butterflies and daily activity that makes the space feel alive and rewarding to visit.

Dependable from planting to frost — keeps performing all season with consistent height, strong stems, and flowers that don’t quit.

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Grown as an Annual
(In All Zones)

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Grown with Care on a Small, Family-Owned Farm

Container Size: 4 Inch

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plants arrived dead, and over-wrapped

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Jeff G.
Benarys giant orange zinnia

I live in zone 11a and my delivery came during a heat wave and i think plantings were too young for this climate. I lost about 1/2 of them. Is it possible to get more mature plantings?

Thanks for your feedback, Jeff—we’re sorry to hear about the losses, especially with that tough heat wave. Benary’s Giants are heat-loving once established, but they can definitely struggle if they’re planted young into intense conditions like those in Zone 11a.

We grow and ship these at a younger stage so they can adjust gradually to outdoor life, but we totally understand how that can be challenging in extreme heat. Unfortunately, sending more mature zinnias isn’t usually feasible, as larger plants tend to suffer more damage during transit and have a harder time establishing once planted.

We saw that you placed a second order, and we truly appreciate the continued trust—fingers crossed the timing worked out better and you had more success with this batch! As always, we’re here if you have any questions or need support along the way.