Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Cosmos seedlings or seeds
- <br>Flower garden or planting area
Step1
Know that Cosmos is very easy to grow and makes an exceptional plant for the beginning gardener. You can sow seeds as soon as the weather is warm enough to plant, and seeds are very easy to plant. Thin the seedlings to about 3-inches apart after they come up.
Step2
Be aware that Cosmos attracts bees and other beneficial insects, along with birds. Predatory insects like the dense, fern-like foliage, too.
Step3
Plant it just about anywhere in your garden as Cosmos doesn't have any known enemies.
Step4
Plant in full sun and well-drained soil. You can also start plants from cuttings or transplants. Just stick the cutting into the soil and make sure you keep the soil moist until the plant has time to set out roots. This should take about a week if you keep the soil moist.
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