Celosia Venezuela

An electrifying new color in the lovely land of celosia plumosa. Drought and heat tolerant. Excellent as cut or dried flower. Works wonders in beds, borders, cutting gardens and containers.

It is more beautiful than your best Red Velvet Cake. Cut a few stems and create a festive family feast for the eyes! The vigorous, strong stems reach 3–4' high, to create a stunning impression and cause comments all over the neighborhood.

Harden off and transplant outside when the danger of frost has passed. A sweet and sturdy addition to boutonnieres. Thin to 6-12" apart.Pinching is not necessary for all species of Celosia, but is still recommended to increase branching (the number of...

An AAS Winner for its beautiful look. Large, glowing red plumes and dark bronze foliage! Bushy, basal branching habit.

A cutting garden classic, whose blooms are ready to rock your favorite vase. Entrancing plant's sturdy long 3 foot stems support the large crested blooms with no staking required. Thrives in hot and dry conditions.

Or grow a few tubs on the patio for a show-stopping conversation piece. ‘King Coral' reigns supreme in the garden with a sea of wondrous texture in a spectacular display of unusually gigantic flowers! Each small plant produces one king-sized coral-pink...

Excellent displays through heat, humidity, rain and drought. Day after day, dense and brilliant rose-red plumes appear everlasting on tight bushy plants. Perfect for the front garden.

Two charming colors on one flower—light-pink at the bottom styling to fiery fuchsia-pink at the top! All-America Selections winner, this gorgeous annual with its spikey, delicate flowers is a big attraction for butterflies and hummingbirds all summer...

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb, Prince of Wales feather, and prince feather.

Radiant color holds well as both a fresh or dried cut. Pinching is highly recommended for C. Cristata and C. Do not cover as light is required for germination. 3-5" plumes on 14-26" stems.

Thin to 6-12" apart.Pinching is not necessary for all species of Celosia, but is still recommended to increase branching (the number of stems and flower produced) and uniform flower size.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Rich color complements high-summer and autumn arrangements.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb, Prince of Wales feather, and prince feather.

A cutting garden classic, whose blooms are ready to rock your favorite vase. Entrancing plant's sturdy long 3 foot stems support the large crested blooms with no staking required. Thrives in hot and dry conditions.

(3') Bombay Mix crested type celosia is an early producer with 4” heads and extended life. Keep moist as seed is very sensitive to drying out. Flower heads are extremely long lasting, holding eight weeks or more before fading.

Harden off and transplant outside when the danger of frost has passed. Great fresh or dried. Thin to 6-12" apart.Pinching is not necessary for all species of Celosia, but is still recommended to increase branching (the number of stems and flower produced)...

(12”) Cockscomb Mix crested type celosia features huge flower heads in shades of yellow, pink and red are produced on sturdy plants with bright green foliage. Effective for borders, mass plantings, cutting and drying.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.

Harden off and transplant outside when the danger of frost has passed. With approximately 15-20 stems per plant, Cramer's varieties prove to be workhorses in the garden. Thin to 6-12" apart.Pinching is not necessary for all species of Celosia, but is...

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.

Sow seeds 4" apart, 1/8" deep after the danger of frost has passed. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.

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Keep moist as seed is very sensitive to drying out. (10”-12”) New Look plumed celosia is an All American Winner. 8-10 days, 75°F. Flower heads are extremely long lasting, holding eight weeks or more before fading.

Keep moist as seed is very sensitive to drying out. (12”) Castle Mixed celosia has a semi-dwarf habit that tolerates heat and drought well. 8-10 days, 75°F. Flower heads are extremely long lasting, holding eight weeks or more before fading.

(30-40”) Flamingo Feather celosia features feathery, flowering pink and white spikes. Keep moist as seed is very sensitive to drying out. Flower heads are extremely long lasting, holding eight weeks or more before fading.