137 results for "Cockscomb" between $2.00 and $200.00

A magnificent new look for this heat-tolerant, floriferous sun-lover! Instead of the flowers forming a flattened mass, Bombay Dark Red sports upturned, beautifully ruffled blooms resembling exotic coral or fancy ribbonwork. The edges of the bloom are rich pumpkin-orange, shading into dark wine-red below, adding even more depth to the spectacular 4- to 6-inch display. And they arise 3 to 4 weeks sooner than other Celosias, extending the season and offering even more long-lived color for the garden...

5734SL Smart Look Red Cockscomb Celosia argentea plumosa Here is one place where having a glossy color catalog would help. Despite their diminutive 12" stature, these little beauties really stand out: their deep coppery-purple foliage contrasts charmingly with their neon-red plumes. So just this once chuck your catalog, google this cockscomb, and take a good Smart Look! ~1200s/g.

The name comes from the similarity to the comb on the top of a roosters head. Full and velvety flowers, 1 1/2" to 2" long, and up to 2" across. Stems are 12-16" long. Available in Red or Pink color and very soft to the touch. Case of 15 - field bunches.

Grow specs: Easily direct-seeded as soon as soil is warm. Thinned to eight inches, it grows to three feet and may need to be staked if soil is rich. Average to rich well-drained garden soil. Full sun. Seeds and flowers are both used medicinally for blood diseases, bleeding, urinary tract infections. It has a small reputation as an aphrodisiac. (Photo © Ron Hughes)

Dazzling fiery red, pink, orange & yellow plumes 12” (30 cm) long, top uniform, sturdy plants with dark bronze foliage. Flower heads are extremely long lasting, holding 8 weeks or more before fading. Effective for borders, mass plantings, cuttings and drying. Culture: Sow seed thinly indoors in late winter, or outdoors as soon as soil has warmed. Keep seedlings moist but do not over water either. A fungicide to prevent dampening off may be necessary.

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Cockscomb. Crested flowers are 5 inches across, and resemble a rooster's comb. Excellent color range.

The following descriptions reflect observation of plants grown in bright light locations--shady locales & spring greenhouse conditions result in more green & smoky tones; some like 'Hanover Surprise' seem to change their colors every month no matter how situated! Please be aware that the camera cannot perfectly cope with the true spectrums of Coleuroid reds (which often look mauvish in the shots) and purples (which veer into bluish lilacs sometimes). We are pleased to announce that we have ever more...

About the Art : Daniel F. Gerhartz was born in 1965 in Kewaskum, Wisconsin where he now lives with his wife Jennifer and their three young children. His interest in art piqued at an early age when a teenage friend suggested they spend one dreary afternoon drawing. It was at that moment that he discovered his lifework. Gerhartz' compelling paintings resonate an honesty, integrity and a directness immediately evident to the viewer. The artist's skillful and technically adept work celebrates the created...

All of the stunning Amigo colors in one economical mix! Nothing else in the garden resembles this unusual, lovely Cockscomb! Huge heads, whorled and lobed like cabbages, nestle among large, tropical-looking foliage! The colors in this mix are magenta, neon rose, scarlet and yellow, all with greem foliage, PLUS exciting mahogany-red, with leaves of deep purple scored with maroon veins and a dark green sheen! Absolutely unrivalled for rich color and stunning form!

Start seeds indoors 3 to 4 weeks before setting out after frost or sow seeds in place outdoors at about the last frost in spring. In either case, sow in fine, moist soil and cover very lightly. Germination is accelerated by warm temperatures.

Condition: Very good color and impression, light album backing, thin yellow margin, embossing on bird

Perennials fabric by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda - Perennials Seeds Cockscomb 9315 15 small dot tone on tone print

Perennials fabric by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda - Perennials Vine Cockscomb 9312 15 small jewel tone flowers on a dark red background.