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Cosmo 'Picotee'

20 years ago

I have a lot of foliage on these, but not many blooms, am disappointed!

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JoanMN
20 years ago
Wow, usually they bloom profusely. Cosmos is one of my favorite flowers, I love them blowing and bowling in the wind.
JoanMN
bean_counter_z4
20 years ago
Beautiful. That would look great in my garden.
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carol_in_california
20 years ago
Beautiful....it looks like a painting.
onewheeler
20 years ago
I like that color. I have some yellow ones I grew from seed and the darn things are huge but no blooms.

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clairdo2
20 years ago
Beautiful ! Mine have been blooming for about 2 mths. Guess they bloom till frost.
doris_mi5
20 years ago
They are very pretty and very invasive. I planted them once a long time ago and they come up every year. They are an annual but they reseed themselves but they are bigger and prettier than the original. I also have rudebeckias and rose mallow that reseed themselves.

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