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Cosmos and Glads

18 years ago

This year I started my Glads early in the greenhouse in a large pot. As they began to show foliage I added cosmos,zinnia and asters. All the annuals I started in my greenhouse from seed therefore the start of this project looked pretty pathetic. My pot is so huge and full the glads blossoms with comos looks ideal.Great combo.....

Only down side is requires lots of water.

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puddle_of_mud
18 years ago
Sure would love to see a photo, sounds very interesting. Thanks for posting about it.
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