Not only are all types of cosmos easy and inexpensive to grow, they produce an abundance of pretty, daisy-like flowers that can be cut for the vase during summer and early fall. They are native to ...

Some plants are just natural partners in the garden. There are several good companions for cosmos, but this dynamic bloom ...

Zinnias and tomatoes both love lots of sun and rich soil, but that’s not the only reason to grow these plants together.

If you're looking for colourful flower spikes between late spring and early autumn, it's worth learning how to grow ...

Plant cosmos seeds directly into well-drained soil in a sunny location and watch as these elegant flowers sway in the wind, drawing butterflies and bees to your garden. Plant nasturtium seeds ...

Then water the soil, not the tuber. Tiny shoots will grow in the depression. OK next: I have always been a big fan of cosmos, a flower I never saw until we moved to Alaska. There are several ...

Cosmos flowers were so named because of the beauty ... but also from the sight of clusters of cosmoses growing all over fields. A haiku by Fusako Mogi goes to this effect, “Looking at cosmoses ...