Very Pink Cosmos

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Flowering in the Garden

Crazy for Cosmos

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https://bettierose.co.uk/ep2rp6z4y https://riverhillcurrent.com/7vjmqva9h17 Cosmos is an annual plant in my Wisconsin garden. Cosmos were grown by Spanish missionary priests in their gardens in Mexico. The “orderly” plant inspired them to name it “Cosmos” which is the Greek name for harmony or the ordered universe.

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Coreopsis

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Aster

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