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100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms), chemicals and pesticides Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

Annual. Blooms summer to fall. 3'-6' tall. Full sun. A novel version of the old-fashioned Cosmos, Candy Stripe's flowers have a white background with rose stripes and markings. The markings are unique and may vary from flower to flower. It attracts butterflies and can be grown in borders or large pots. Reseeds easily, making it a nice addition to wildflower or naturalized areas. Plants are drought tolerant when established, and remember, neglect is the kind of care Cosmos prefer! Also makes a pretty...

Few plants grow as rapidly as cosmos and, fewer still, offer such graceful flowers. This All American Award winner produced 5", single daisy-like flowers in white, pink and red. Foliage is deliate, feathery green. Useful as a background, border or pots, and as cut flowers.

Zone 1 -July 15th -June 15th. Zone 2 -August 15th- May 15th. Zone 3 -September 15th May 15th. Zone 4 -September 15th May 15th. Zone 5 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 6 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 7 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 8 -November 15th March 15th. Zone 9 -December 15th February 15th. Zone 10 -December 15th January 31st (sometimes earlier). Zone 11 -No frost. No frost.

Wildflower purists might not want this beauty in their meadow, but we've found thousands of our visitors demanded it. Cosmos "Picotee" is a hybrid of wild cosmos that has beautiful red edges on each petal. Yes, it's just as easy to grow and just as much at home in meadows as its wild cousins of solid color. This cosmos is magnificent, both in the garden, or in a vase. A great cut flower!

The originals are wildflowers, of course, and are native to our own southwest and more commonly, Mexico. This tells you cosmos don't mind hot dry, conditions. In fact, some consider cosmos desert plants. But they're incredibly adaptable. And ever since some plant explorer gathered seeds from the rocky wilds of Mexico and transplanted them into "good garden soil," the world has known that they not only thrive, but enjoy our loamy, well-watered gardens. And if they're not fertilized too much, they...

100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms), chemicals and pesticides Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

Wildflower purists might not want this beauty in their meadow, but we've found thousands of our visitors demanded it. Cosmos "Picotee" is a hybrid of wild cosmos that has beautiful red edges on each petal. Yes, it's just as easy to grow and just as much at home in meadows as its wild cousins of solid color. This cosmos is magnificent, both in the garden, or in a vase. A great cut flower!

COSMOS CANDY STRIPE [ Cosmos Bipinnatus ] **** 2,500 SEEDS **** Season: Annual Height: 2-3 Feet Bloom Season: Summer/ Fall Environment: Full Sun/Partial Sun Zones: All Regions of North America Cosmos Candy Stripe[ Cosmos Bipinnatus ] is one of wildflowers that is also a popular garden annual. The plant is easy to grow with no special soil treatment. It prefers good soil, but will adapt to almost any environment except a constantly wet one. Ferny seedlings are easy to transplant. Cosmos Candy...

This species of Cosmos is considered a half-hardy annual, although plants may re-appear via self-sowing for several years. Its foliage is opposite and pinnately divided. The plant height varies from one to seven feet. The original and its cultivars appear in shades of yellow, orange, and red. It is especially popular in Korea and Japan, where it is often seen in mass plantings along roadsides.

100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms), chemicals and pesticides Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

Candy Stripe has a golden center flanked by white petals with rosy edges and striping. Once established, cosmos are drought tolerant; neglect is the kind of care they prefer. They reseed readily, making them ideal for wildflower or naturalized areas. A terrific cut flower. Deer resistant.

Sun to part sun. 20"H. Summer annual. 50 seeds in a pack. Plant seeds directly in the garden or start indoors for an earlier start. Plant in the garden after the danger of frost has past and the soil has begun to warm, typically a couple of weeks after the last frost date. Do not cover seed. 5-7 days to germinate. Not a cut flower.

Sun to part sun. 24"H. Summer annual. 50 seeds in a pack. Plant seeds directly in the garden or start indoors for an earlier start. Soil Blockers: use small blocker. Plant after danger of frost has past and the soil has begun to warm, typically a couple of weeks after the last frost date. Do not cover seed. 5-7 days to germinate. Harvest flowers just before they start to crack open to prevent bug damamge to petals. Make the cut at the base of the stem.

Cosmic Era 73. Though the signing of a peace treaty brought the war between the Naturals and Coordinators to an apparent close, tensions fueled by the continued threat of Blue Cosmos continue to run high. During a conference between PLANT chairman Gilbert Dullindal and Orb representative Cagalli Yula Athha concerning the threat of a new military arms race, an Alliance special forces team attacks the ZAFT base they're meeting at and makes off with three new Gundam mobile suits. Forced to pursue them...

This is the proceedings of the National Seminar on Shrimp Seed production and Farming which brought together various categories of personnel concerned with seed production, farming processing and export of shrimp. The learned papers presented in this volume cover a range of topics from Shrimp Seed Production, Hatchery Management, Culture System and Practices, Nutrition, Growth and Reproduction, Post Harvest Technology and Marketing and Extension.

Sun to part sun. 36"-48"H. Summer annual. 50 seeds in a pack. Plant seeds directly in the garden or start indoors for an earlier start. Soil Blockers: use small blocker. Plant after danger of frost has past and the soil has begun to warm, typically a couple of weeks after the last frost date. Do not cover seed. 5-7 days to germinate. Harvest flowers just before they start to crack open to prevent bug damamge to petals. Make the cut at the base of the stem.

Description Table of Contents Author Bios Paul LaViolette reveals astonishing parallels between cutting edge scientific thought and early creation myths, and how these myths encode a theory of cosmology in which matter is continually growing from seeds of order that emerge spontaneously from chaos. Exposing the contradictions of the Big Bang theory, LaViolette leads us beyond the restrictive metaphors of modern science and into a new science for the 21st century. Recent developments in theoretical...