What’s the best way to rotate cosmos flowers in my garden?
Having spent years on the farm, I'm familiar with crop rotation principles, but this is my first time trying cosmos in my suburban garden! I'm concerned about pests and diseases, and I know rotating flowers can help with that. My garden layout includes tomatoes, peppers, and some leafy greens, and I'm trying to figure out where cosmos fit into that plan. I've read a bit about spacing and timing, but I could use some practical tips on how to effectively rotate them. What do you all suggest for optimal growth and health?