Plant Profusion Yellow in a hot spot and it keeps flowering without pause through the heat. This zinnia branches low and dense, filling in gaps with cheerful blooms that butterflies and pollinators visit constantly.

Space them 12 inches apart in well-drained soil and let them handle the work—they're drought-tough once rooted and need no fussing to stay productive. Good for beds, edging, and containers where you want continuous color from planting through fall.