Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

It's some variety of celosia, aka cockscomb. They dry well for indoor
arrangements.

Cheers,
Sue

Zone 6, Southcentral PA


"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

Thank you!
I'm used to seeing the smaller, more familiar forms of Celosia and hadn't
even considered a variety of Celosia as a possibility.

Thanks again!

Mark.


"SugarChile" wrote in message
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It's some variety of celosia, aka cockscomb. They dry well for indoor
arrangements.

Cheers,
Sue

Zone 6, Southcentral PA


"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

It's Celosia. Do a search on Google or Yahoo and you should see information
about the different varieties and sizes. It comes in varying heights and
colors. I just used a deep pink (similar to that color) with bronze/red
leaves at the back of a bed with Victoria Blue Salvia and White Vinca with a
red eye in front. Gorgeous!

Penny
Zone 7b - North Carolina
"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

Celosia, specifically, Princes Feathers. Annual, reseeds with happy abandon,
and that would be zone 5...............madgardener
"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

From searching on celosia it does look similar to some varieties.
Are you sure it is Princess Feathers, though?

These flowers
http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx
don't look anything like these flowers
http://www.annistonstar.com/www/as/s...g2002/103.html

?????

Thanks,
Mark.


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Mark Johnson
Z 5, AHS 5, elev. 6400, Douglas County CO
--Pull the weeds to reply by email--
"madgardener" wrote in message
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Celosia, specifically, Princes Feathers. Annual, reseeds with happy
abandon,
and that would be zone 5...............madgardener
"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

Prince's as in Prince. My grandmammy always called 'em Cockscombs and
Prince's feathers because they looked like the fancy feathers that men stuck
in their hats.........madgardener (it is a member of the Celosia family
which reseeds tiny little black seeds to ensure return the next year)
"Mark S J" wrote in message
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From searching on celosia it does look similar to some varieties.
Are you sure it is Princess Feathers, though?

These flowers
http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx
don't look anything like these flowers
http://www.annistonstar.com/www/as/s...g2002/103.html

?????

Thanks,
Mark.


--
Mark Johnson
Z 5, AHS 5, elev. 6400, Douglas County CO
--Pull the weeds to reply by email--
"madgardener" wrote in message
...
Celosia, specifically, Princes Feathers. Annual, reseeds with happy
abandon,
and that would be zone 5...............madgardener
"Marcosis" wrote in message
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Can somebody ID this plant for me?

http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx

Thanks!

Actually, it looks like a deeper colored C.argentea to me.


On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 13:03:54 -0600, "Mark S J"
wrote:

From searching on celosia it does look similar to some varieties.
Are you sure it is Princess Feathers, though?

These flowers
http://www.rockymountaindata.com/WhatIsIt/Flowers.aspx
don't look anything like these flowers
http://www.annistonstar.com/www/as/s...g2002/103.html

?????

Thanks,
Mark.