This is not the plant with the common name Amaryllis; look for Hippeastrum. Deep pink, six-petaled, lily-shaped flowers with white centers are 2 to 4 inches long, and grow in clusters atop a strong, purplish flower stalk. Strap-shaped leaves grow […]

This is not the plant with the common name Amaryllis; look for Hippeastrum. Pink buds bloom to white, six-petaled, lily-shaped flowers are 2 to 4 inches long, and grow in clusters atop a strong, purplish flower stalk. Strap-shaped leaves grow […]

This is not the plant with the common name Amaryllis — look for Hippeastrum. Strap-shaped leaves grow basally and die back before the flower stalk emerges. Pink, six-petaled, lily-shaped flowers are 2 to 4 inches long, and grow in clusters […]

Spike-like seedhead and egg-shaped leaves on erect summer annual weed. Weed common to the southeastern United States and west into Arizona. Seed reproduction from tiny, dark brown to black seeds. Prefers turfgrass environment.

Vigorous upright annual with attractive brownish red and maroon foliage. Showy clusters of terminal red and green flowers bloom from summer through fall. Ideal colorful border plant or in containers for patio accent. This vegetable form of amaranthus is grown […]

Vigorous, upright annual with reaching up to 18 inches in height. Lower foliage is copper in color with bright red and gold upper leaves. Showy clusters of red and green flowers bloom from summer through fall. Ideal colorful border plant […]

Vigorous, upright annual with showy red foliage reaching 3 1/2 to 4 feet tall. Terminal flowers are red or green with flat tops. Blooms from summer through fall. Ideal colorful border plant or in containers for patio accent. This vegetable […]

Tall plants can reach 8 feet tall and produce pale green and crimson leaves. Blond seed variety. Amaranth is a traditional seed crop grown by the Aztecs and Southwest peoples as a grain. The grain is high in Lysine and […]

A cross between Amaranthus hypochondriacus and Amaranthus hybridus ‘Guegui’, this cultivar produces white seed used traditionally in Sonora, Mexico for tamales, pinole and popped seeds. Amaranth is a traditional seed crop grown by the Aztecs and Southwest peoples as a […]

With its deep red seed heads, it resembles a large ‘Love Lies Bleeding’. Initially green, it turns purple later. Amaranth is a traditional seed crop grown by the Aztecs and Southwest peoples as a grain. The grain is high in […]