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This stunning, half-dollar-sized, orange wildflower was found off a trail. Is it Cosmos sulphureus...and if so, is this a purely native wildflower? Or some garden cultivar?
looks very much like it, I dont know whether there are some lookalike species
re species/ cultivar: hard to tell, I keep growing them and try to collect seeds, some just reseed themselves, they got bigger and lankier over the years , about 4 feet,
compared to the "tea cup poodle-versions" by Th*mpson & Morgan or some such,
mine always show a range of mostly orange hues, some with brushed on patterns like dark orange on orange,
the very bright yellows or dark red-orange ones tend to disappear, so it just could be a "feral" Cosmos, slightly hungry
the flower size probably varies with the soil or water supply
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