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Sulfur Cosmos

Cosmos Sulphureus

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Overview

Cosmos sulphureus, or Sulfur Cosmos, is a vibrant, drought-tolerant annual. It boasts bushy clumps up to 3 feet tall, with fine-textured foliage. Summer to fall, it dazzles with yellow to orange daisy-like flowers, each spanning 2-3 inches across. Thriving in full sun and well-draining soil, this low-maintenance plant attracts butterflies, adding a splash of warm color to borders and containers in USDA zones 2-11.

Sun Full, HalfWater LowZones 3–10Type AnnualClimate Subtropical
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — this hardy plant is drought-tolerant once established; it is prized for its eye-catching, image 109

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Low
USDA zones
3–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Annual
Family
Asteraceae
Climate
Subtropical

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Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — orange and red and yellow flowers in the garden; and up to 1 to 2 feet in spread, image 148
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — annual with orange and red and yellow blooms; making it a low-maintenance option for the garden, image 119
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — such as bees and butterflies; is a vibrant and showy annual that brings a pop of color to any landscape design, image 113
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — orange and red and yellow flowers in the garden; and up to 1 to 2 feet in spread
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — It boasts bushy clumps up to 3 feet tall, with fine-textured foliage; daisy-like flowers that range in hues, image 62
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — It boasts bushy clumps up to 3 feet tall, with fine-textured foliage; daisy-like flowers that range in hues, image 92
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — It boasts bushy clumps up to 3 feet tall, with fine-textured foliage; daisy-like flowers that range in hues from bright
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — such as bees and butterflies; is a vibrant and showy annual that brings a pop of color to any landscape design
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — Thriving in full sun and well-draining soil; keep in mind, this plant self-seeds readily, ensuring a continual, image 154
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — Cosmos sulphureus, or Sulfur Cosmos, is a vibrant, drought-tolerant annual; thriving in full sun and, image 91
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — daisy-like flowers that range in hues from bright yellow to warm orange; creating a bushy and abundant display
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — and up to 1 to 2 feet in spread; orange and red and yellow flowers in the garden, image 133
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — annual for full or half; and care requirements to effectively incorporate this charming plant into your garden, image 120
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — Summer to fall, it dazzles with yellow to orange daisy-like flowers, each spanning 2-3 inches across; though it, image 63
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — It is prized for its eye-catching; commonly referred to as Sulfur Cosmos, image 70
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — Summer to fall, it dazzles with yellow to orange daisy-like flowers, each spanning 2-3 inches across; though it, image 93
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — and up to 1 to 2 feet in spread; orange and red and yellow flowers in the garden, image 73
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — annual for full or half; and care requirements to effectively incorporate this charming plant into your garden, image 90
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — This species is part of the Asteraceae family and originates from Mexico; annual for full or half, image 129
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — daisy-like flowers that range in hues from bright yellow to warm orange
Sulfur Cosmos (Cosmos Sulphureus) — this low-maintenance plant attracts butterflies; it boasts bushy clumps up to 3 feet tall, with fine-textured foliage
Cosmos Sulphureus
Cosmos Sulphureus
Cosmos Sulphureus
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