Celosia (assorted) 6"Celosia, otherwise known as Cock's Comb, is a small genus in the Amaranth family. They are a fun annual that certainly catch the eye. Bright colors and fun textures to add to your annual containers. Blossoms usually last about 8 10 weeks. Light: full sun Watering: even moisture Soil: regular, well drained fertile potting mix Height at maturity: varies depending on variety Growth habit: upright. Images are used for general reference and inspiration

Slow growing

Inspired by an ancient Chinese belief combined with the "Ten Virtues of Koh

providing a welcome display of color on compact plants in late spring and early summer

dark green foliage throughout the summer

The foliage turns blue gray in winter

Light: full sun to part shade

Good in herb gardens

Parthenocissus tricuspidata "Boston Ivy" is densely branched

5"Dia (at lip)

Remove spent flowers to prevent reseeding

hence the common name

Dimensions exterior: approx