Cosmos – ‘Bright Lights'(Sulphur)

C. sulphureus.The intense dazzling yellow to reddish orange single flowers on this striking species Cosmos attracts bumblebees, birds, and beneficial insects, and looks terrific in a cut flower bouquet. Plant Bright Lights cosmos seeds in full sun. It’s easy to grow in a variety of soils – tend towards the dry side. Its natural drought tolerance makes it a good candidate for xeriscaping. Plants grow to about 1m (3′) tall, for the middle or front of a mixed border. Mix Bright Lights with dark blue and purple flowers like Blue Boy Centaureaor Rocket Larkspur Delphiniumsfor eye-catching contrast.

Annual