Cosmos Apricotta
Seeds and ranunculus/anemones orders are sent within 10-14 days.
Product Specification
A unique apricot-colored cosmos variety, Apricotta, has been breaded recently. Very productive. Large light orange-pink flowers up to 8 cm in diameter look especially good in summer bouquets and compositions. Extremely expressive and ideal for wedding decorations. The plant is robust and is perfect for high flower borders and will protect your flower bed well from the wind.
Tips to Grow:
Cosmos can be grown on poor and dry soils, but you will get the best result if you pay some attention to it. Disease and cold-resistant, tolerates mild frosts ( -1-2 ⁰С). Transplants well. Seeds are large enough and can be grown by direct seeding once the soil temperature is above 16⁰С. Pinch main stem at 25-30 cm height to encourage branching and bloom production. Subsequent deadheading is recommended to keep plant blooming.
Numbers of seeds in package: 25 seeds
Average seed life: 2-3 years
5
10-12
1 cm
5-7
23-27 ⁰С
annual
60-100 cm
full sun
30-40 cm
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