Cosmos Bipinnatus
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Flowering - July - October
Habitat - Commonly cultivated and escaped to roadsides and waste ground. Origin - Native to Mexico and the southwestern U.S. [translated by Google] |
| Cosmos Bipinnatus | Matthiola Incana | Heartsease |
| Primula Malacoides | Fritillaria Thunbergii | Camellia Sasanqua |
| Other info. - This striking species can be found escaped in just a few counties of Missouri. The ray flowers range in color from white to deep purple. The most common color is pink. The plant can be aggressive and weedy if left unchecked and it should not be willingly spread in the wild. [translated by Google] |
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