Amaranth plant

Whether you plant Amaranthus caudatus for its striking 2-foot-long red flower heads, for its medicinal properties, or to eat it for breakfast, you won�t be disappointed with this large tropical native that�s made itself at home in North America.

Amaranth is a superfood not many folks grow or eat. Here are all the reasons why you should do it, as well as how to grow it.

50 Amaranthus Caudatus Red Seeds- Love Lies Bleeding aka Amaranth *All seeds 100% Guaranteed Deepest red tassels that hang down to create an incredibly luxurious look in the garden, fresh bouquets and in dried arrangements. This plant grows quickly during the Summer to produce masses of striking foliage with beautiful copper upright tassels. Sow indoors in the Spring, March & April or sow direct in May when the soil has warmed up and the risk of frost has passed. Easy to grow from seeds…

How to grow and harvest Amaranth (Grain)

Amaranth is stunning cut flower, and also an ancient grain with valuable nutritional benefits. Learn how to grow Amaranth in your garden.

Each flower head of the Hopi Indian Red Dye Amaranth can provide up to sixty thousand seeds. This is a must have heirloom grain crop fo...

How to grow love lies bleeding amaranth on your garden. This striking plant is growing in popularity as both a grain and a vegetable. Easy to grow amaranth produces 6 foot tall plants with long crimson colored seed tails.

By Julie Christensen Most bedding annuals have a compact, tidy form and are used to fill in the spaces left by shrubs and perennials – the real workhorses of any mixed bed. Not so with amaranthus cruentus, also know as red amaranth. Native to Central and South America, this annual plant wastes no time in […]

flowering amaranth - Amaranth is a versatile superfood you can grow. Eat the leaves like spinach and the seeds can be cooked like rice, ground into flour, or even popped! #gardentherapy #gardening #vegetablegardening #amaranth #garden

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