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 mostly 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 watercolor blend of lime, coral, peach, and tangerine—shifting in tone as it matures and creating a soft, sunset-washed effect. With strong stems and a pastel-to-citrus palette, it's a favorite for designers and summer bouquets.
Heat-loving, long-blooming, and easy to grow, this zinnia shines in both garden borders and cut-flower rows. It’s an essential variety for anyone who wants vibrant, reliable color from midsummer through frost.
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 roots, 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 the strongest stems and best flower quality, give plants adequate spacing and airflow. Zinnias thrive in heat and reward steady care with nonstop color all season.
Size
Size of Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' for Sale Online
Our Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' plants are shipped in healthy, greenhouse-grown pots and 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 reach about 24"–36" tall and 12"–18" wide, with branching stems and large, long-lasting, mostly double blooms ideal for cutting.
Additional Information
Is Zinnia 'Queeny Lime Orange' a perennial or an annual?
It is a warm-season annual that completes its life cycle in one growing season and blooms until frost.
Does it attract pollinators?
Yes—zinnias are beloved by butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects for their plentiful nectar and pollen.
Is it good for cut flowers?
Absolutely. Strong stems, excellent vase life, and rich color variation make it a favorite for florists and home gardeners.
Can I grow zinnias in containers?
Yes. Choose a large pot with good drainage and provide full sun. Regular feeding and watering keep plants blooming heavily through summer.
How should I space Zinnia plants?
Space 10"–12" apart in garden beds or 6"–9" apart in production rows. Good airflow helps produce stronger, straighter stems.
Will Zinnia reseed?
Zinnias may self-sow in warmer climates, but hybrid varieties like the ‘Queeny’ series may not come true to color. For best results, replant each spring.
Can Zinnias handle heat?
Yes—zinnias thrive in hot, sunny conditions and deliver continuous color from midsummer through frost with minimal care.
