Pink Cosmos

Did you know

• The name 'cosmos' comes from the Greek word for order and beauty, given by Spanish priests who admired the symmetrical petals.
• It thrives on neglect — rich soil and heavy watering produce lots of foliage but fewer flowers.
• Cosmos can grow from seed to full bloom in as little as 60 days, making it a favorite for children's gardens.
• In Japan, vast cosmos fields are planted as autumn tourist attractions, drawing millions of visitors each October.
• The fine, feathery foliage gives the plant an airy, meadow-like texture even when not in bloom.

Color meanings

Uses

• wildflower meadows
• cut flowers
• cottage gardens
• pollinator habitat