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Cosmos

 

What is Cosmos?

Cosmos is a genus of plants with over 25 species in the aster family, Asteraceae. These plants are native to warm, temperate regions, and are popularly cultivated as ornamental and garden plants. Cosmos are characterized by daisy-like flowers with vibrant, colorful petals. The blooms of some species can reach up to a foot in diameter.

 

Where are Cosmos generally used?

Cosmos are a popular garden plant, prized for their hardiness and vibrant blooms. They are also often used as cut flowers in arrangements, as their flowers can last up to a week in water.

 

Where are Cosmos found?

Cosmos are native to warm, temperate regions, particularly South and Central America. They are now cultivated in many other parts of the world.

 

What are the health benefits of Cosmos?

There are no known health benefits of Cosmos. However, some research suggests that they may have some antimicrobial properties.

 

Interesting Facts about Cosmos:

-The genus name “Cosmos” is derived from the Greek word “kosmos”, which means “order” or “harmony”.

-The species Cosmos bipinnatus is often called “Mexican Aster” or “Sensation Mix”, due to the variety of vibrant color combinations it can produce.

-Cosmos can be grown from seeds, which makes them a popular choice for home gardeners.

 

List of Other Similar Ingredients:

-Aster

-Coreopsis

-Echinacea

-Gaillardia

-Rudbeckia

-Helianthus

-Zinnia

-Solidago

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