celosia

Prince's feather can be almost anything from a lilac to a celosia.

Equally viable are seeds of the popular bedding plant celosia, which can last for five to six years.

The plume-type celosia, also is dwarf, with bronze foliage and scarlet flowers.

Celosia Enyo was glaring at him, lips thinned to a murderous white line.

Either dusty miller or white sweet alyssum are suggested as combination plants with this celosia to make a striking summer show.

Celosia Enyo was testing the system, making sure everything was ready for the returning tour and all of its luggage.

Celosia Mendes: Is the 'big society' just a big joke?

Typical leaf vegetables for egusi soup include bitterleaf, celosia and spinach.

Celosia Enyo watched him sharply for the next couple of minutes, then stalked further down the line, browbeating some other unfortunate.

Uses and Growth of Celosia spp.

The larvae feed on Chenopodium album, Amaranthus and Celosia species.

Members of this genus share many characteristics and uses with members of the closely related genus Celosia.

This method has been used in sorghum plantations by planting Celosia argentea between the sorghum.

They use a core mix - celosia, nigella, straw flowers, larkspur and gomphrene - and each year try out something new.

Along with Celosia species, T. fruticosum is one of the most import leaf vegetables of Nigeria.

In All-America test fields, this new dwarf was compared to the celosia variety Forest Fire, which it somewhat resembles.

Despite its African origin (a claim that is not without dispute), celosia is known as a foodstuff in Indonesia and India.

One is a dwarf Shasta daisy Snow Lady and the other is a celosia named New Look.

In 1845 he entered the Horticultural Show and displayed flowers which included amaranthus, celosia, fuchsia, salvia and amaryllis.

A number of species are popular garden ornamental plants, especially species from Alternanthera, Amaranthus, Celosia, and Iresine.

Bayambang is not a tree name, but a plant name: Celosia - Deeringia polysperma (Roxb.)