Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange'
Overview
Uses: Annual borders, cutting gardens, cottage plantings, pollinator gardens, and floral arrangements.
Benefits: Unique blend of peach, coral, and lime tones on fully double blooms. Long stems, excellent vase life, and abundant flowering make this one of the most sought-after zinnias for cut-flower growers.
USDA Hardiness Zones: Annual
Life Cycle: Warm-season annual
Sun: Full Sun
Mature Height: ~24" – 36"
Mature Width: ~12" – 18"
Bloom Season: Summer through Frost
Growth Rate: Fast
Summary
Few flowers rival the color magic of Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange.' Each bloom opens in a mesmerizing gradient of lime, coral, peach, and tangerine—creating a watercolor effect that changes as the flower matures. A standout for floral designers, its long stems and pastel-to-sunset palette elevate every summer arrangement.
Strong, heat-tolerant, and endlessly blooming, this zinnia thrives in full sun and brings continuous color to garden borders and cut-flower rows alike. It’s a must-have for anyone who appreciates both resilience and beauty in the summer garden.
Care
Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' Care
Plant after danger of frost in fertile, well-draining soil and full sun. Water deeply but infrequently to encourage strong root growth and avoid wet foliage to reduce disease pressure.
Feed monthly with a balanced slow release fertilizer to support continuous flowering.
Deadhead or harvest regularly to promote new blooms. For optimal stem length and flower quality, space plants adequately and provide good airflow. Zinnias thrive in heat and are one of the easiest summer annuals for high-impact color and cutting gardens.
Size
Size of Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' for Sale Online
Our Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' plants are shipped in healthy, greenhouse-grade pots ready to flourish in your garden. For current sizing and availability, please contact us.
Size of Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' When Mature
Expect plants to grow about 24"–36" tall and 12"–18" wide with multiple branching stems and large, long-lasting blooms that make outstanding cut flowers.
Additional Information
Is Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' a perennial or an annual?
Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' is a warm-season annual that completes its life cycle in one growing season. It blooms continuously from summer until frost.
Does Zinnia attract pollinators?
Yes—zinnias are known magnets for butterflies, bees, and other beneficial pollinators, providing both nectar and pollen throughout the season.
Is it good for cut flowers?
Absolutely. Its strong stems, long vase life, and exquisite color make it one of the most popular zinnias for florists and home gardeners alike.
Can I grow zinnias in containers?
Yes. Choose a large pot with good drainage and provide full sun. Regular watering and feeding will keep plants producing blooms all summer.
How should I space Zinnia plants?
Space plants 10"–12" apart for home gardens or closer (6"–9") in production rows for cut-flower use. Adequate spacing helps prevent mildew and encourages straight stems.
Will Zinnia reseed?
Zinnias may self-sow in warm regions if spent blooms are left in place, but for consistent color and form, replant annually in spring.
Can Zinnias handle heat?
Yes—zinnias thrive in hot, sunny conditions and reward minimal care with continuous, vibrant blooms from midsummer through frost.
