flower seeds online in pakistan Giant Zinnia Mammoth Mix Seeds

flower seeds online in pakistan Giant Zinnia Mammoth Mix SeedsMammoth Sized Zinnia Blooms in a Vibrant Rainbow Mix Giant Zinnia Mammoth Mix (Zinnia elegans 'Mammoth') is famous for producing some of the largest zinnia flowers you can grow huge, fully double blooms 56 inches across in a vibrant rainbow mix of red, yellow, orange, pink, white, and purple. Tall, strong stemmed plants make this variety a favourite for cottage gardens, back borders, and especially for cut flower bouquets. One of the most rewarding

Mammoth-Sized Zinnia Blooms in a Vibrant Rainbow Mix

Giant Zinnia Mammoth Mix (Zinnia elegans 'Mammoth') is famous for producing some of the largest zinnia flowers you can grow — huge, fully double blooms 5–6 inches across in a vibrant rainbow mix of red, yellow, orange, pink, white, and purple. Tall, strong-stemmed plants make this variety a favourite for cottage gardens, back borders, and especially for cut flower bouquets.

One of the most rewarding warm-season flowers for Pakistani gardens — fast, easy, heat-loving, and astonishingly productive from a single sowing.

Why You'll Love Growing Giant Zinnia Mammoth

• Massive 5–6 inch fully double blooms
• Rich rainbow mix of bold and pastel colours
• Tall strong stems — perfect for cutting bouquets
• Heat tolerant — performs well in Pakistani summer
• Long flowering season from summer through autumn
• Attracts bees, butterflies, and beneficial pollinators
• Easy to grow, beginner-friendly

Plant Features

• Plant Type: Warm-season flowering annual
• Botanical Name: Zinnia elegans 'Mammoth'
• Flower Colour: Mix of red, yellow, orange, pink, white, purple
• Bloom Size: 5–6 inches across, fully double
• Plant Height: 36–48 inches (90–120 cm)
• Growth Habit: Tall, upright, branching
• Growing Difficulty: Easy
• Container Friendly: Yes (large containers)

Growing in Pakistan

Giant Zinnia is a warm-season flower that thrives in Pakistani heat. For Punjab, Sindh, and most plain regions, sow from February–August for continuous blooming through spring, summer, and early autumn. In cooler northern hill areas (Murree, Swat, Hunza), sow March–July. Provide full sun, well-drained soil, and moderate watering at the base (avoid wetting leaves to prevent powdery mildew). Stake tall plants in windy areas. Deadhead spent blooms regularly — the more you cut, the more they bloom.