If you're looking for cheery, colorful annuals with a reputation for being quick and easy to grow for beginner gardeners, look no further than cosmos flowers (Cosmos spp.) In fact, the standard ...

One of the prettiest garden plants are cosmos, which are easy to grow in either partial sun or, preferably, full sun. A native of Mexico, the daisy-like flowers come in a variety of colors and species ...

Discover how to design a hummingbird-friendly garden with easy-to-grow flowers that bring color, life, and buzzing visitors all season long.

Q: I planted Sensation Mix cosmos in winter sowing jugs this year. The plants looked great, but after I transplanted the seedlings to the garden, they got munched on by deer. The plants survived, but ...

We all love color in the summertime garden. Problem is, few drought-tolerant plants bloom in summer. Summer is when many perennials, flowering shrubs and trees go into a sort of suspended animation, ...

Description: Chocolate cosmos is an herbaceous perennial hailing from Mexico. Its lobed leaves and dark maroon flowers with velvety petals emerge from tubers that resemble fingerling potatoes.

It's easy to see why gardeners love cosmos. These delightful flowers burst with cheerful blooms in vibrant shades, from white to purple to pink. They're perfect in a meadow or English cottage garden, ...

There are few sights that can lift your mood as a meadow full of Cosmoses. Their name comes from the Greek word ‘kosmos’ meaning ‘beautiful’ and indeed, the flowers sit atop long slender stems and ...

Deadheading is standard practice for gardeners everywhere, playing an important role in the health of your garden. Focusing on spent blossoms to refocus the plant's energy on its healthy blooms will ...

Certainly, the aesthetic appeal of the autumnal landscape in Korea is spectacular. Wherever you are, hills and mountains are ablaze with breathtaking colors of gorgeous foliage. Among them, Seoraksan ...

The autumn in Korea is often eulogized with a four-syllable phrase “cheon-go-ma-bi” in Chinese idiographic characters, meaning “high skies and plump horses.” I believe the idiom meant the beautiful ...