Zinnia Profusion Cherry
1999 AAS Flower Winner
Zinnia Profusion Cherry

Single cherry rose blooms are borne just above the dark green foliage. The flowers can be cut and used in informal arrangements. The plants will produce more flowers if cut and will reward you with flowers all summer long. Heat and drought tolerant. Easy to grow from seed or bedding plants.

A breeding breakthrough worthy of an AAS Gold Medal. An interspecific cross between two zinnia species with significant improvements in earliness to bloom, continuous flower productions, and tolerance to diseases such as powdery mildew and bacterial leaf spot.

Profusion Cherry is also a recipient of the Fleuroselect Gold Medal award for performance in European trials.

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Plant Description
Genus:
Zinnia
Species:
interspecific
Common Name:
 Zinnia
Plant Habit:
 Compact, upright
Plant Height:
 12-18 inches
Foliage Color:
 Green
Bloom Time:
 Summer
Bloom Color:
Rose
Bloom Size:
 2 inches
Bloom Color Pattern:
Solid
Breeder:
Sakata Seed
Close Market Comparison:
Rose Pinwheel and Dreamland Rose F1
Planting & Care
Garden Spacing:
10-12 inches
Duration Type:
Annual
Light Needs:
Full sun
Water Needs:
 Normal
Weather Tolerance:
Drought, heat
Staking Required:
No
Container:
Yes
Low Edging:
 Yes
Medium Height Divider:
Yes
Cut Flower:
Yes
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