COSMOS bipinnatus 'Sea Shells' (Cosmos, Tubular petals)

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COSMOS bipinnatus 'Sea Shells' (Cosmos, Tubular petals) is a variety of Cosmos bipinnatus, a species of flowering plant native to Mexico. 'Sea Shells' is a cultivar known for its distinctive fluted petals that resemble seashells, hence the name.  The plant grows up to 3 feet tall and produces delicate, fern-like...
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COSMOS bipinnatus 'Sea Shells' (Cosmos, Tubular petals) is a variety of Cosmos bipinnatus, a species of flowering plant native to Mexico. 'Sea Shells' is a cultivar known for its distinctive fluted petals that resemble seashells, hence the name. 

The plant grows up to 3 feet tall and produces delicate, fern-like foliage that is deeply divided into narrow, pointed segments. The flowers are large and showy, measuring up to 4 inches across, and come in shades of pink, white, and crimson. 

COSMOS bipinnatus 'Sea Shells' is an annual plant that blooms from mid-summer to fall and is popular among gardeners for its ease of cultivation, fast growth, and profusion of flowers. It thrives in full sun and well-draining soil and is often used in cottage gardens, wildflower meadows, and cut flower arrangements.

Number of Seeds Max Coverage Area (Square Ft.)
1OZ 4,500 250
1/4LB 18,000 1,000
1/2LB 36,000 2,000
1LB 72,000 4,000
5LB 360,000 20,000

Scientific Name: Cosmos Bipinnatus

Common Name: Sea Shells, Tubular Petals

Plant Type: Annual

Family: Asteraceae

Native Range: US, South America

Full Growth Height: 3-6 in

Width in Across: 6-12 in

Exposure: Full Sun, Partial Shade

Blooming Season: Summer, Late Fall

Pollinators: Butterflies, Sun, Bees

Flower Color: Pink, Red, White

Tolerate: Drought

Water Requirement: Dry, Medium

Soil Type: Sand, Chalk

Zones: 7-11

Uses: Gardens, Walls, Medical Purposes

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