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Amaranthus seeds
(Love lies bleeding seed)
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Annual 25°C Do not cover germ 1-2 weeks sow march to April for summer display. Suitable for cut & dried flowers |
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Amaranthus Tower Green
100-120cm Annual Amaranthus cruentus Erect green spikes. Excellent cut flower and dried flower. Soft velvety florets on a central tall flowering stem with smaller flowering stems up to 90cm shooting out of the main stem. Flowers from June to September. Makes an ideal architectural plant and focal point in the borders.
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Amaranthus Tower Red 100-120cm Annual Amaranthus cruentus Erect red spikes. Excellent cut flower and dried flower. Soft velvety florets on a central tall flowering stem with smaller flowering stems up to 90cm shooting out of the main stem. Flowers from June to September. Makes an ideal architectural plant and focal point in the borders.
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Amaranthus Autumn Pallet
120cm Annual Erect spikes of pistachio-green tipped with bronze, mixed with warm orange-brown spikes. Excellent autumn cut flower. Flowers from June to October.
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Amaranthus Foxtail
75cm Annual Deep red spiky racemes with reddish - bronzed foliage. Ideal dot plant, flower stems suitable for drying.
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Amaranthus Caudatus Red
1m Annual Hanging variety. Love-Lies-Bleeding Drooping racemes with crimson flowers from July to October. Good for flower arranging. pkt approx 1,000 seeds
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| Amaranthus Caudatus Green Annual Beautiful pale green long drooping flowers pkt approx 1,000 seeds
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Amaranthus Pigmy torch
45cm Annual Blood red flowers on erect spikes ideal borders and for cut flower or dried flower arrangements, suitable for glasshouses in spring & autumn sowing Feb. onwards. Harvest as soon as the plants are in full flower.
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Amaranthus Green Thumb
45cm Annual Green flowers on erect spikes ideal borders and for cut flower or dried flower arrangements, suitable for glasshouses in spring & autumn sowing Feb. onwards. Harvest as soon as the plants are in full flower.
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Seeds of Amaranthus cruentus Tower Green, Tower Red, Autumn Pallet,
Amaranthus Caudatus red and green, Foxtail, Pigmy Torch, Amaranthus Green Thumb
The cultural information should be used
as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the
same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this
in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a
tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger
the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc
requires no cover.
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