Cosmos (Chocolate Flowers)

Cosmos (Chocolate Flowers)

Cosmos, (otherwise known as Chocolate Flowers), are a genus of the same name ‘cosmos’ and a member of the Asteraceae family. Cosmos is native to Mexico and South America.

Cosmos is known as the ‘chocolate flower’ because of the deep brown flowers made up of a centre disk, surrounded by rounded petals – similar looking to a daisy.

In the wholesale flower markets cosmos is available in wraps of 25 or 50 stems with a stem length of approximately 50/60cm tall. The vase life of cosmos is no longer than 6/7 days maximum.

Cosmos should be conditioned in the same way as anemones – please see below for more detail.

Why not try using Cosmos in your next wedding flower project for something a little different?

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To get the best from your wholesale cut cosmos please read the care instructions below carefully:

  • Cut the stems at a 45 degree angle with a sharp knife.
  • Fill sterilised buckets with cold luke warm and add flower food.
  • Place the cosmos in the buckets - up to their necks in water.
  • Leave over night to condition before using.

Never leave cut flowers in direct sun light, near a radiator, in a draft or near fruit. (The gas used to ripen fruit will harm most flowers). Keep the cosmos in a cool place and always keep out of the way of children.

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£1.34 per stem (ex VAT)

Order today for delivery 28 Apr to 01 May

batches of 40 stems

£1.34 per stem (ex VAT)

Order today for delivery 28 Apr to 01 May

batches of 40 stems
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£1.34 per stem (ex VAT)

Order today for delivery 28 Apr to 01 May

batches of 40 stems

£1.34 per stem (ex VAT)

Order today for delivery 28 Apr to 01 May

batches of 40 stems