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We had tons of Cosmos 'Versailles Tetra' at
Perch Hill this year, a new
cosmos variety which I
saw in Christopher Lloyd’s
garden at Great Dixter. It has
lovely bright pink flowers,
deepening to carmine at the
centre – perfect for those
who like slightly softer colour.
Cosmos flower 14 weeks from sowing, last 10 days in the vase,produce at least two bucketsof cut flowers a week from a 1x 1m patch and do so from lateJune until November - so that’snearly fifty buckets of flowersin one season from a smallpatch. They are impossible to beat.
| Genus: | Cosmos |
| Variety | ‘Versailles Tetra’ | Type: | Half-hardy annual |
| Sowing: | Sow undercover in March - April or direct sow in May | Site: | Full sun | Height: | 75cm 30in | Spread: | 40cm | Hardiness: | Half hardy | Care tips: | Pinch out tips to encourage bushier plants. May need staking | Flowers: | ❀June - November (14 weeks from sowing) | For the vase: | Last 7-10 days, no conditioning needed. |
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