Cosmos
Japanese Name:
コスモス
Romaji Name:
kosumosu
Description
↓↓
Cosmos is a genus of flowering plants in the sunflower family.
They are known for their daisy-like flowers with vibrant colors such as pink, white, and red.
Cosmos plants grow well in sunny areas and are popular in gardens worldwide.
They typically bloom from summer to fall and attract butterflies and bees.
The flowers have a simple, delicate appearance with a central disk surrounded by petals.
Cosmos plants are easy to grow from seeds and require minimal care.
They add color and charm to landscapes, borders, and wildflower meadows.
Cosmos symbolize harmony, peace, and order in the language of flowers.
History
↓↓
Cosmos plants are native to Mexico and parts of the Americas.
They were introduced to Europe in the 18th century by botanical explorers.
Cosmos quickly gained popularity for their bright colors and easy growth.
Gardeners appreciated their ability to thrive in poor soil conditions.
The name "cosmos" comes from the Greek word meaning “order” or “harmony.”
Cosmos have been cultivated and hybridized to create many varieties.
Today, they are common in gardens, parks, and floral arrangements worldwide.
They continue to symbolize beauty and balance in many cultures.