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Transplanting
Transplanting cosmos is extremely easy to do. They do well in full sun, but they die within the first frost.
Scent
Cosmos have a very floral sweet scent. Chocolate cosmos can be recognized by their distinctive sweet smell.
Variations
There are many color, petal and size variations. Cosmos resemble other perennial flowers such as carnations, daisies and a basic four-petal flowers.
Planning
The gardener may want to plan ahead with several different types of cosmos. Planting from seeds or transplanting baby cosmos makes no difference--they both will be equally successful.
Designing
Mixing other perennials with the cosmos will ensure a colorful garden with lots of texture and variations.
Sowing
Sow seeds in the summer, right before blooms die. Dry them out and save the seeds for next year.
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