200+ Double Take Cosmos Seeds
200+ Double Take Cosmos Seeds | Cosmos Bipinnatus Double Petal Mix | Garden Flower & Pollinator-Friendly Seeds
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Back to buying options200+ Double Take Cosmos Seeds | Cosmos Bipinnatus Double Petal Mix | Garden Flower & Pollinator-Friendly Seeds
You’ll receive 200+ Double Take Cosmos seeds for planting. This stunning variety features semi-double to fully double blooms in soft pink, white, and rose tones perfect for adding color and movement to any garden or flower bed. Easy to grow and heat-tolerant, Double Take Cosmos thrive in full sun and attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators. Ideal for cut flower gardens or borders, these blooms will brighten your outdoor space all season long. 200+ Double Take Cosmos seeds Mix of pink, white, and rose blooms Long-lasting and great for bouquets Easy to grow and drought tolerant Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects Common Name: Double Take Cosmos Scientific Name: Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Double Take’ Plant Type: Annual Color: Mix of pink, white, and rose Soil: Well-drained soil Sunlight: Full sun Watering: Moderate Bloom Time: Summer to fall USDA Hardiness Zones: 2–11 (grown as annual)
