Chocolate Cosmos – Unique Flowers!
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Chocolate Cosmos is a beautiful dark red flower with a distinctive chocolate aroma. A botanist named Richard Pearce first discovered this flower in the 19th century. Chocolate Cosmos is native to Mexico.
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Important details
- The name “Chocolate Cosmos” derives from the Greek word “cosmos,” which signifies “order” or “harmony.”
- The scientific name of the flower is Cosmos atrosanguineus.
- It is a 60-centimetre-tall perennial plant that blossoms from midsummer to early autumn.
- The flower has a velvety texture and chocolate-scented dark red sepals.
- Chocolate Cosmos plants are simple to cultivate and maintain.
- They prefer full sun and soil with good drainage.
- The flowers are frequently used in bouquets and as an aromatic addition to gardens.
- However, the plant is threatened in its natural habitat due to habitat loss and overexploitation.
- Consequently, it is essential to preserve this rare flower for future generations to appreciate.
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The Youtube channel “johnny A” teaches us how to grow and take care of Chocolate Cosmos.
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