dt-brown FLOWER SEEDS Cosmos Sensation Mixed Flower Seeds

Cosmos Sensation Mixed Flower Seeds

Find Cosmos Sensation Mixed Flower Seeds online from D. T. Brown Flower Seeds, Grows densely with large single pink, red and white flowers.
SKU: 13993

200 seeds

C. bipinnatus

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Grows densely with large single pink, red and white flowers. Good for the back of the border and as a cut flower. Flowers are similar to Sonata.

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Product Details

Botanical Name C. bipinnatus
Genus Cosmos
Plant Class Half Hardy Annual (HHA)
Habitat Tall
Habitat Tall
Situation Full Sun
Attractive to Attractive To Bees and Attractive To Butterflies
Height 91-120cm
Colour Mixed
Colour Mixed

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