Cosmos
The birth flower for October 22 , October 6
- Flower nameCosmos
- Scientific nameCosmos bipinnatus
- Aliasアキザクラ, Cosmos, 秋桜, オオハルシャギク, 大春車菊
- Place of originMexico
- Place of floweringFields and footpaths, Garden, Cut flowers, flower arrangement
- Flowering seasonJune, July, August, September, October, November
- Purposes
- Language of flowersharmony, beautiful, modesty
What is Cosmos
The birth flower for October 22 is the pink cosmos (scientific name: Cosmos bipinnatus) .
🌸💧The birth flower for October 22: Cosmos—“It sways, but it’s not lost”
by Aqua
The birth flower for October 14 is the white cosmos (Cosmos, scientific name: Cosmos bipinnatus) .
White Cosmos “Swaying Together in the Wind”
by Aqua
💧“When I said ‘It’s white,’ a little while ago, you made a weird face, didn’t you?”
🤍 “Well, it’s obvious just by looking at them.”
💧 “True.”
🤍 “Anything else?”
💧 “Anything else?”
🤍 “Besides the fact that they’re white, do you see anything else?”
💧 “Hmm…”
A breeze blew.
The slender stems of the cosmos flowers swayed gently.
💧 “They sway a lot, don’t they?”
🤍 “Yeah.”
💧 “They look like they’re about to fall over.”
🤍 “They haven’t fallen over yet.”
💧 “Aren’t you scared?”
🤍 “Of the wind?”
💧 “Yeah.”
🤍 “When the wind blows, they just sway.”
💧 “Aren’t you going to brace yourself?”
🤍 “If I brace myself, will the wind stop blowing?”
💧 “…………No.”
🤍 “See?”
The wind blew again.
This time, Aqua swayed along with the flower petals.
💧 “Whoa, whoa….”
🤍 “You’re trying too hard.”
💧 “But I’m going to fall!”
🤍 “You’re just a water droplet—even if you fall, you’re still just a water droplet, right?”
💧 “…Lately, everyone’s been telling me things like that.”
🤍 “Everyone?”
💧 “Don’t worry about it.”
🤣
Splashhh💧
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💧 “Hey, Cosmos.”
🤍 “What?”
💧 “The wind still hasn’t come, has it?”
🤍 “It hasn’t come yet.”
💧 “It feels like forever when you’re waiting.”
🤍 “Then why don’t you stop waiting?”
💧 “Huh?”
🤍 “We can just keep talking, right?”
💧 “…I see.”
There’s a brief silence.
💧“Do you get bored when there’s no wind, Cosmos?”
🤍“Not really.”
💧“So you like the wind?”
🤍“I do.”
💧“Are you okay even if it doesn’t come?”
🤍“I’m fine.”
💧“Doesn’t that seem a bit contradictory?”
🤍“Do the things you like have to be there all the time?”
💧“Oh….”
🤍“Mizutaki, you always make things complicated.”
💧“I’ve been getting a lot of practice from various people lately.”
🤍“Who?”
💧“Mainly clams.”
🤍“…Clams?”
💧“That’s a long story.”
🤣
Plop💧
The birth flower for October 6 is the red Cosmos (scientific name: Cosmos bipinnatus) .
💧Red Cosmos: “The Light of the Heart”
In the evening breeze,
a red cosmos
swayed quietly, all alone.
On days when the wind blows strong,
and on days when it’s rained,
deep within its tiny petals,
gently guarding a light
that never goes out,
it smiles and says, “It’s okay.”
Even if today
your heart feels a little weary,
even if you can’t find the strength to look ahead,
the red cosmos knows:
Hope isn’t
something that shines far away—
it’s about not letting
the tiny flame
that remains deep within your heart
go out.
So even today,
swaying in the wind,
the red cosmos blooms—
so that you won’t forget
the light within your heart.
Aqua💧
May the little light inside you
always burn
gently...💧
💧Cosmos
Cosmos, scientific name:Cosmos bipinnatus , is an annual non-cold-resistant grass of the Asteraceae genus , of the Asteraceae department native to Mexico. Bloom yellow tubular flowers rise a little in the Center with the double pettaled flower stems are upright, are linear, finely torn leaves are 2 times pinnately compound leaves.
A flower that symbolizes Japan spring cherry blossom, species is flowers representing the fall with chrysanthemums .
In kanji to write cherry blossoms and autumn. Tube-shaped flowers finish blooming and seed fell to the ground and breed. Is blowing in the autumn melancholy, but tasteful.
Common name: Cosmos,
scientific name:Cosmos bipinnatus,
also known as: , plateau,
the place of origin: Mexico, environment,
grass height : between 50 and 100 cm,
flower diameter: 6-8 cm, flowering period: June-November, flower colors: peach, red, white, yellow and orange.
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