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For Cosmos Atrosanguineus (Chocolate Cosmos)
Density
50 cm
Flowering Height
50-80 cm
Flowering Time
Early to Late Summer
Fragrant
Yes
Naturalising
No
Origin
Holland
Plant Type
Bare Roots
Planting Depth

Dig a hole deep enough to accommodate the root ball

Planting Time
Spring
Shipping Time
Spring
Sunlight
Full Sun/Partial Shade
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Cosmos Atrosanguineus (Chocolate Cosmos)

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Pre-Ordering starts January 1st 2025

 We start shipping our summer flowering bulbs in Spring. We start shipping by Mid March.

Bees: Loved by pollinators
Excellent for cutting
Fragrant

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Description

The chocolate plant!

The chocolate cosmos, scientifically known as Cosmos atrosanguineus 'Chocamocha' syn. 'Thomocha', is a delicate perennial native to Mexico. It is cherished not only for its dusky brownish-red blossoms that emerge in late summer but also for its delightful fragrance reminiscent of vanilla and hot chocolate. This plant thrives in hot, sun-drenched gardens, making it a perfect addition to your summer oasis.  Additionally, it serves as an exquisite choice for floral arrangements, lending an exotic touch as a cut flower.

Cosmos possesses a reputation for its ability to entice an array of fascinating creatures, including bees, beneficial insects, birds, butterflies, moths, and various pollinators. The flowers of this plant are abundant in nectar and pollen, making them a valuable resource for these creatures. Cosmos also produces seeds that serve as a food source for birds, further enhancing its appeal to avian visitors.

Our fresh-from-the-ground Chocolate Cosmos roots are carefully shipped, and always at least one year old, providing a boost to their strength and accelerating growth. With bare-root stock, plants adapt effortlessly to their new environment, ensuring a smooth transition and thriving growth.

Learn how to grow Cosmos

  • Height: Up to 50-80cm
  • Prefers full sun/partial shade
  • Blooms from early-late summer
  • Excellent choice for border planting
  • Chocolate cosmos prefer damp but well-drained soil
  • This specie is rare rare in the wild
  • Size 1 Bare roots 
  • Ships in spring

        Planting information

        - Dig a hole to the required depth. You can find this required depth for each type of bulb, tuber or root in the growing guides.

        - Depth is measurement of space between the soil line and top of bulb or bare root.

        - Set the bulbs or bare root in place, pointed side or sprout side upward.

        - Cover the bulbs by replacing the soil and water thoroughly.

        Shipping rates

        UNITED KINGDOM
        Orders of £50 or more - FREE SHIPPING
        Orders under £50 - Standard shipping - £6.90

        Shipping schedule

        We start shipping our spring planted flower bulbs in Spring. We start shipping by Mid March.

        Bulbs that are planted in spring and have a tendency to bloom in summer are called spring bulbs. Not to be confused with bulbs that are planted in autumn and bloom in spring.

        Guarantee

        For over 4 generations, DutchGrown™ has built its reputation by offering the best flowers bulbs and bare root perennials available anywhere. We take pride in our exceptionally high level of quality control customer service, and our commitment to client satisfaction continues long after the bulbs leave our premises. When you order from DutchGrown™, we 100% guarantee that you will receive the hardiest flower bulbs available, packed with care and ready to thrive in your garden. Read more.

        Details

        For Cosmos Atrosanguineus (Chocolate Cosmos)
        Density
        50 cm
        Flowering Height
        50-80 cm
        Flowering Time
        Early to Late Summer
        Fragrant
        Yes
        Naturalising
        No
        Origin
        Holland
        Plant Type
        Bare Roots
        Planting Depth

        Dig a hole deep enough to accommodate the root ball

        Planting Time
        Spring
        Shipping Time
        Spring
        Sunlight
        Full Sun/Partial Shade
        More details Close details

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