Auburn, Alabama
Dothan, Alabama
Peoria, Arizona
Little Rock, Arkansas
Concord, California
Magalia, California
Merced, California
Murrieta, California
Oak View, California
San Jose, California
Stockton, California
New Haven, Connecticut
Lewes, Delaware
Seaford, Delaware
Clermont, Florida
Gainesville, Florida
Keystone Heights, Florida
Lake City, Florida
Vero Beach, Florida
Braselton, Georgia
Douglasville, Georgia
Hawkinsville, Georgia
Lawrenceville, Georgia
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Kailua, Hawaii
Kaneohe Station, Hawaii
Maunawili, Hawaii
Lewiston, Idaho
Itasca, Illinois
Nilwood, Illinois
Peoria, Illinois
Washington, Illinois
Columbus, Indiana
Norwalk, Iowa
Hebron, Kentucky
North Billerica, Massachusetts
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Webberville, Michigan
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Deer River, Minnesota
Florence, Mississippi
Madison, Mississippi
Berlin, New Hampshire
Greenville, New Hampshire
Munsonville, New Hampshire
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Fletcher, North Carolina
Massillon, Ohio
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Springfield, Ohio
Ashland, Oregon
Brookhaven, Pennsylvania
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Greeneville, Tennessee
Abilene, Texas
Austin, Texas
Broaddus, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Houston, Texas
Lewisville, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
Santa Fe, Texas
Tremonton, Utah
Danville, Virginia
Kalama, Washington
Olympia, Washington
Spokane, Washington
Black Earth, Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin
show all
Love their tendency to self-seed without it becoming invasive.
ive grown cosmos the past 3 summers.
i originally had them in a pack of assorted wildflowers. i didnt know what they were at firs...Read More
I have grown cosmos for years....the flower is my husband's and son's birthday month flower. I also notice them all over my little town ...Read More
This plant is unlike anything I have ever come across.It was giving to me by a neighbor in a seed pack (with other seeds).It first came u...Read More
They are very pretty flowers, but need pinching back or staking early on to prevent flopping.
What can I say, but that I just love cosmos. C. bip regularly gets to 4-6 ft or more in my garden, though.
Cosmos are very easy to grow. I sow along the fenceline each spring. In 2004, they grew very tall (most measured at 9 feet high), mostly ...Read More
I believe cosmos to be a "must have" for every garden. They are a beautiful flower.... now with so many fun varieties .... and so easy t...Read More
Such great performance makes it a favorite in my SW garden.
Cosmos are easy to grow from seed sown directly in the garden in mid to late spring. They also self-sow vigorously, and they attract ben...Read More
Best grown in poor soil; rich feeding leads to very big branches with poor flowering which tend to be floppy. Deadheading prolongs flowering.
This species of cosmos is an annual, grows 5' to 6' high. Flowers in summer and autumn in various colors of pink, red, white and purple. ...Read More