Attracts Pollinators

Attracts Pollinators (35) Yes (1)

Award Winning

AAS Winner (4) RHS Award of Garden Merit (1)

Beds & Borders

Beds and Borders (12)

Common Name

Snapdragon (1) Zinnia (1)

Containers

Containers (5) Yes (1)

Drought Resistant

Drought Resistant (20) Yes (1)

Edible

Edible (16)

Good For Cutting

Good for Cutting (22) Yes (3)

Life Cycle

Annual (28) Biennial (1) Perennial (1)

Light Requirements

Full Sun (52) Full Sun - Part Shade (13) Full sun to Part Shade (4) Sun to part shade (1)

Moisture Requirements

Average (15) Average to dry (4) Well draining (9)

Plant Height

1.5-4' (1) 10" (3) 10-12" (1) 10-15" (1) 12" (2)

12-24" (2) 14" (1) 15" (1) 15-18" (1) 16" (2) 18" (1) 20" (2) 20-25" (2) 22-24" (1) 24" (1) 24-30" (2) 24-36" (3) 25" (1) 3" (1) 30" (4) 30-34" (2) 30-36" (1) 3-4' (1) 36" (1) 40-50" (2) 4-5' (1) 45-60" (1) 4-8' (1) 50cm (4) 5-10' (1) 5-15" (1) 5-6' (2) 6" (1) 60-75cm (2) 6-12" (1) 6-7' (1) Climbing / Trailing (1)

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Plant Width

10" (2) 10-15" (2) 10-30cm (2) 12" (3) 15-17" (1)

15-20" (1) 15-25" (1) 20-30" (1) 40-50cm (2) 5-15" (1) 6-7" (1) 8-12" (1)

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Seed Type

Nasturtium (1) Zinnia (4)

Suitable for Containers

Yes (25)

Halifax Store

Available (14) Low Availability (2) Not Available (34)

Saint John Store

Available (27) Low Availability (4) Not Available (18)

Starting Method

Direct Sow (23) Direct Sow, Start Indoors (1) Start Indoors (18)

Bloom Colour

Blue (2) Green (1) Mixed (4) Orange (3) Orange - Yellow (1)

Orange, Yellow, Cream (1) Pale Pink (1) Pink (5) Pink, orange, purple, red, yellow (1) Pink, orange, red, yellow (1) Red (3) Red and Orange (1) Red/orange/yellow (1) White (4) White And Purple (1) Yellow (3) Yellow, Orange, Red (1) Peach (1) Purple (5)

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Additional

New for 2022 (4) New for 2023 (8) New for 2024 (8)

Organic

Organic (7)

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Deer Resistant Flowers

Deer Resistant Flowers

No plant is completely deer-proof, and hungry deer will eat just about anything they can access. That said, there are some plants that deer will often avoid unless nothing else is available. These include highly scented plants, plants with hairy or fuzzy leaves, and plants that contain toxic compounds. If deer pose a significant risk to your garden, we recommend physical barriers like deer fencing and chemical deterrents like Bobbex.