Flamingo Feather Cockscomb – Celosia spicata

Flamingo Feather cockscomb is a warm-weather plant that grows wild in tropical climates such as Southeast Asia, South America, the West Indies and Africa. The plant is nutritious, often eaten as a green, leafy vegetable.

This species of cockscomb is relatively deer-resistant. The plant blooms best in summer heat and the flowers are well-suited for floral arrangements. The flowers are easy to dry and once dried, are long-lasting.

In warm climates, this annual plant can be grown by planting seeds directly in the garden.

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