Temperate Herb Garden Zones Infographic: how to care for cosmos

Gardening infographic titled "Permaculture Zones for a Temperate Herb Garden". Archetype: COMPANION-PLANTING GRID. Botanical illustration / cottage-garden aesthetic with sketchnote linework, pastel cottage palette, botanically accurate plant forms. Show a temperate permaculture herb garden organized by zones 0-5 as a clear visual layout: Zone 0 home/kitchen connection, Zone 1 daily-use culinary herbs, Zone 2 perennial herb beds, Zone 3 larger production area, Zone 4 semi-wild forage/support plants, Zone 5 wild habitat edge. Include botanically accurate herbs and companion plants such as basil, parsley, chives, thyme, oregano, sage, mint in contained bed, lemon balm, rosemary, dill, calendula, borage, chamomile, lavender, comfrey, fennel, yarrow, and cosmos as a beneficial flowering companion. Include 5-8 labeled callouts in English with watering, light, season, and use cues, for example: "Full sun", "Part shade", "Moderate water", "Drought tolerant", "Spring planting", "Frequent harvest", "Pollinator support", "Contain spread". Clearly label edible herbs as edible and any risky plants where relevant, e.g. mint spreading habit, comfrey for mulch/compost use, fennel may inhibit some companions; avoid marking non-toxic plants as toxic unless relevant and accurate. Emphasize companion relationships and access frequency by zone, with icons for sun, water, harvest, pollinators, and seasonal care. Include a neat legend and zone map feel, but no pesticide brand logos and no GMO recommendations. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Botanically accurate plant forms. No pesticide brand logos, no specific GMO recommendations. Edible / toxic plants must be correctly labeled where relevant.