Cosmos Antiquity is a beautiful flower, that brings colors and warmth to your garden. Its soft colors of deep ruby to warm peach give it a fantasy appearance. Blooming for months, low maintenance, and performing well under Indian weather, Cosmos Antiquity lights up your corner in pots, flowering borders, or long walks.

Number of Seeds	18-20 seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun except may june

One of the most sought-after features of Cosmos Antiquity is that it is resistant to India’s fluctuating climate. It is a sunflower and is immune to hot heat, thus can be grown anywhere. It keeps blooming even on hot summers too. Also, it does not require fertile land and thus is most suitable for Indian landscapes with varied soils.

Cosmos Antiquity is easy, even for a novice. Simply sow the seeds in the soil after the final frost or when the weather begins to warm up. Because the seeds are light, simply sprinkle the seeds over the soil and cover them with your fingertips. They do not have to be planted deep. With watering, small seedlings emerge in a week’s time. Once planted, the flowers need minimal care. pachypodium saundersii good partner for the cosmos.

Cosmos Antiquity blossoms begin blooming after a couple of months of growth and last for months. Their second unique feature is color-shifting as they ripen, meaning your garden will look fresh daily. New flowers will simply just keep on moving along if you cut off the old, wilting ones (deadheading). This will leave you with an ongoing display of loveliness all summer.

It does not require giving this flower a lot of water, and it will thrive in Indian summers. It can tolerate occasional dryness and still keep flowering well. Watering every other day or every two days will suffice. Fertilizers are also not required at intervals. A small amount of compost in the soil during planting will be sufficient, and it will become healthy and strong.

Cosmos Antiquity is not just gorgeous but also eco-friendly. It’s a magnet for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, and your garden will be a riot of color. They’re pollinators, which is good if you’ve got fruit and vegetables close by.

No matter, if you have a large garden, a small balcony, or a roof garden, Cosmos Antiquity, makes itself at home wherever you are. It grows fantastically well in pots, borders, and even in wildflower meadows. The plant is about 2 feet tall, and it is a beautiful choice to use in a way that will add height and movement to your garden landscape.