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Hopi Red Dye Amaranth Amaranthus cruentus x A.powelli 4-6 ft. Tender Annual/Reseeding Used by the Hopis as a ceremonial food dye to produce red cornbread. Young plants make nutritious steamed greens. Seeds are ground into a high protein, gluten-free flour. (70 days to flower, 110 days to seed). Planting Depth: 3/8" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 60-90°F Days to Germ.: 3-10 Plant Spacing: 6"-18" Days to Maturity: 105-115 Full Sun Moderate Water ~400 seeds per pack
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Organic Golden Giant Amaranth 150 Seeds
Golden Giant Amaranth Amaranthus hypochondriacus 6-7 ft. A bright ornamental flower whose seed heads will attract birds to the garden. Leaves are the cat's meow in a salad when eaten young, either raw or steamed. At maturity, this glowing, 6-7 ft. plant has golden stems and leaves yielding several ounces per plant of white seeds which are easily harvested and threshed.(98-110 days) Planting Depth: 3/8". Soil Temp. for Germ.: 70°F. Days to Germ.: 3-10. Plant Spacing: 4-8". Days to Maturity: 98-110. Full...
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Cinco de Mayo Amaranth Seeds
The reason we carry 4 colors of alyssum is because it is the perfect plant. All you do is direct seed in good soil and you will be rewarded with a flowering mound of honey scented peach blossums. Butterflys love this low growing, to six inches, plant. If you cut it back by half you will even get a second bloom. For the front of a sunny border, to fill in a container or in a rock garden alyssum is terrific.
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Amaranth: Direct seed or set transplants after danger of frost, in rich soil and full sun. Space 2-3 feet apart. Drought tolerant, but more productive with adequate moisture. Harvest young leaves for greens all summer long. Seed matures over a long period, so must be collected several times for best production; or, cut and hang upside-down indoors, collecting seeds on a tarp as they fall. (Some threshing may be necessary.) 100-200 seeds per packet. This crop is easy to grow, quite colorful and makes...
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Amaranth Seed Organic (a) 1 lb
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T his is a green-flowered version Love Lies Bleeding . It blooms in late summer with long, drooping strands of yellow-green flowers. A very unusual variety.
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Burgundy Amaranth Amaranthus hypochondriacus 6-8 ft. Elegant, long burgundy plumes bear plentiful white seeds. Leaves are intense reddish purple and add color and nutrition to salads. 6-8 ft. tall. (100-110 days) Planting Depth: 3/8" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 70°F Days to Germ.: 3-10 Plant Spacing: 4-8" Days to Maturity: 105 Full Sun Moderate Water
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Amaranth Seed Organic (b) 5 lbs
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(A. hypochondriacus) 80 days A high quality Aztec grain amaranth. Reselected by SESE in 1993 for uniform color and height. Stalks and leaves are golden yellow with bronze gold seed heads. Stalks average 6' tall. Can be used as a dry land/irrigated amaranth. In the far north areas long days may delay flowering of Aztec grain types. Pkt.
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Amaranth Seed CO2 Extract - Organic Certified
Our Amaranth Seed CO2 Extract contains all lipohilic components extracted from the seed of Amaranthus Caudatus (Amaranth) using pure and environmentally friendly supercritical fluid (natural Carbon Dioxide) extraction technique. Therefore, Amaranth Seed CO2 Extract contains no solvent residues, no inorganic salts, and no heavy metals – only pure, nutrient-rich oil. Amaranth Seed CO2 Extract does contain 0.05% Organic Rosemary Extract as an antioxidant.
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The 3'-5' plant produces abundant pinkish-red, draping plumes. Tender annual. (60 days) Approx. 150 seeds.
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The simplest way to explain CO 2 or high-pressure solvent extraction is that you place plant material in a pressure vessel and pump liquefied gas or liquid solvent through at a specific pressure and temperature. The pressure will then force into the cell walls, separating the desired constituents rapidly. CO 2 is now considered a superior solvent for botanicals; it can be widely manipulated with subtle changes in pressure and temperature and leaves no toxic residue behind. There are (1) low-pressure...
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(Gomphrena globosa) Native to Brazil, but thrives almost anywhere, attracts butterflies like crazy. Very easy to grow from seed, extremely productive and nice when dried. Balanced mixture of 5–7 colors. Half-hardy annual, 24–30" tall.
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Magnificent drooping, deep wine red flower panicles add drama and grace to your bouquets. Dries effortlessly.
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Germination: 5-14 days at 70-78°F. Culture: Indoors (recommended) - 6-8 weeks before last frost. Transplant after danger of frost is past. Direct seeding is not recommended. Growing on: 65°F nights, 70°F days. Light/Soil: Full sun; well-drained soil. Spacing: 6-8". Use: Cut or dried flower, beds. Harvest: Fresh - flowers in color but before fully open. Dried - flowers completely open. Hang.
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Organic Amaranth (raw for sprouting). Enhance your raw creations with sprouted Amaramth. This goes great in dehydrated crackers, salads or treats.
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Elephant Head Amaranth - Organic
A. gangeticus A/3' Large, unusual burgundy flower heads remind us of elephants heads with trunks held aloft. Dr. Alan Kapuler grows our seed originally provided by the late seed steward, Francis Hoffman.
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Deep red 4-8" leaves add colorful contrast to salad mixes. Young plants make nutritious steamed greens. Tips can also be cut as additions to a mix.
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This summertime green in a great addition to your garden. Its showy red leaves offer wonderful visual interest, and this edible makes a great substitute for spinach in your favorite reciepes! The plant grows best in the heat, but the seed will germinate in cooler soils if you plant in early spring. It takes 90 to 110 days to grow from seed to harvest.
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PACKET LABEL INSTRUCTIONS: Start in flats or seed directly after all danger of frost is past, on 6" centers. Likes well-drained soil in good tilth and fairly level (so the small seeds do not wash away). Cover seeds thinly with soil (about 1/4"). To germinate keep soil moist and water moderately. After 3-5 weeks start harvesting leaves, don't take more than 1/2. Keep going for grain harvest.
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You are purchasing one pound of Organic Sprouting Seeds Amaranth . Amaranth is a very tiny, very delicate seed. It just needs to be soaked for about 4 hours, then sprouted for a day or two. Very nice, tiny little seed and a very nice, tiny little sprout. Amaranth can also be cooked and used as a cooked grain.
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Background picture as close-up view on amaranth seeds
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Description: The immature flower bracts of this regal plant are used by Hopis as a ceremonial food dye for red cornbread. The young plants make nutritious steamed greens and the edible black seeds can be ground to make a high protein, gluten-free flour. Originally from the high cool desert, has adapted well for spring planting.
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