Growing plants from seed can be intimidating, and nothing feels longer than the wait for the first sign of life to pop through the soil. However, growing a garden full of cosmos flowers takes away ...

Bright and breezy, Cosmos are a favorite among gardeners ... Regardless of which variety you select, this plant is pretty easy to grow from seed. You'll want to choose a sunny spot with well ...

Plant cosmos in an area with well-draining soil that receives full sun. Scatter seeds over the soil. Lightly rake the seeds into the soil so they are about 1/16 to 1/8 inch deep. Sprinkle a light ...

You can grow these flowers on the cheap from seed—no fuss, no muss. Sow seeds for marigolds, zinnias, cosmos and more directly in the soil after the last frost.

These pretty self-seeding flowers will drop seeds in your garden that will pop up the next growing season as new plants.

Delicate flower seeds may need to be planted in shady conditions ... to give them their best chance at maturing in a healthy way. Cosmos are particularly fast growing, with some varieties able ...

This flower seed mix can be a perfect way to start if you’re new to gardening. Cosmos seeds are one of the easiest types to grow, only requiring scattering on freshly turned soil. The flowers ...

These cheerful, colorful blooms can make your garden a showstopper, plus they're easy to grow.