All live plant listngs are per PLANT, Not per TRAY.





Live Plants, Seedlings - Ready to transplant to your garden, Non Gmo, USA Grown.



Plants are around 30-50 days old and between 5"- 12" tall and are potted



The current pictures may be of the plant when it is 11" tall. Some orders will be shipped when the plant is smaller between 5" and 12"



To avoid damage to your plants, all orders placed Thursday-Sunday will be shipped Monday morning.  





Cosmos Seedlings



Species- Rubenza

Species- Fizzy White

Species- Versailles

Species- Bright light

Species- Candy stripe

Species- Sensations



Life Cycle -- Annual

Plant Harvest -- 75 -90 days 

Hardiness Zone -- 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

Soil -- Well Drained

Sun Light Requirement -- Full Sun/ part shade 

Direct Sowing --  6"-9" apart



Fizzy White-

The white cosmos flowers, which bloom early and abundantly, are characterized by their distinct tufted centers. These large blooms measure between 2 1/2 to 4 inches in size and are pure white in color. The overlapping petals of the Fizzy White variety give the flowers a semidouble or double appearance, enhanced by the tufted centers. The petals themselves are beautifully pleated with delicate folds and edges that resemble neatly pressed and pinked linens.



Rubenza-

The blooms undergo a beautiful transformation as they mature, with their petals changing from a rich cranberry shade to a delicate antique rose hue, complemented by subtle hints of amber. These medium-height plants prove to be highly productive, starting to flower early and maintaining their blooming cycle for multiple weeks, especially when regularly trimmed or pruned. The size of the blooms ranges between 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches.



Bright Light-

Cosmos flowers are a great option for both gardens and pollinator plantings due to their easy growth. These plants are known for their vigorous nature, producing an abundance of colorful blooms that last for a long season. Not only do they add rich hues to the garden, but they also serve as a valuable food source for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Unlike Cosmos bipinnatus types, the plant architecture of cosmos is tall yet open and airy, reducing the risk of lodging or falling over. With their 1 1/2-2" wide, double and semidouble blooms in shades of orange and gold, they bring a burst of summer color to any garden. Although they are sometimes used as cut flowers, it's important to note that they don't last long in a vase, as the petals tend to drop after just 5 days. Furthermore, cosmos flowers have additional uses beyond aesthetics. They can be used to create natural dyes for fiber and fabrics, adding another creative aspect to their appeal. These plants also readily self-seed, ensuring their presence in future seasons. Cosmos flowers are commonly referred to as Dyer's cosmos and sulfur cosmos and are native to the Americas and Mexico.



Versailles-

This flower is specifically developed for cutting. The blooms measure 2 1/2" across and showcase a delicate, blush pink color. The stems are strong and straight, making them capable of enduring significant handling. This flower also thrives under short days, ensuring a productive yield.



Non Gmo

Open Pollinated 

USA Grown