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We have been growing Celosia Flamingo Feather for several years now, and it is a great and popular choice for all weddings. It is a type of wheat celosia, where the flower heads are truly small pointed spikes. When grown in a polytunnel, the color tends towards pink, while at lower temperatures, even purple shades appear. It dries wonderfully and does not wilt, making it suitable for corsages and wreaths. One plant produces one thicker stem with multiple spikes and 5-7 smaller side shoots.

A great specialty! Sylphid is a soft light green-yellow shade that fits into all color combinations. Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, making them unique while also drying perfectly for winter arrangements. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side shoots.

An interesting texture for bouquets, it adds uniqueness and at the same time dries great for winter bouquets. The Sunday series are large fluffy brushes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. Sunday Bright Pink is a shade of deep pink. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side ones.

A warm tangerine shade of orange. The Sunday series features large fluffy plumes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, making them unique, and it dries excellently for winter bouquets. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side stems.

Dark pink. Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, which it makes unique, and it also dries great for winter bouquets. The Sunday series consists of large fluffy brushes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side ones.

Celway White is not a white variant as the name might suggest; it is more like the lightest shade of green. Celway has tiny brushes on beautiful, straight stems. An interesting texture for bouquets, it adds a unique touch and also dries perfectly for winter arrangements. One plant produces one strong stem with a mass of spikes; after cutting, you can harvest a few more thin stems.

Dark pink-purple shade. Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, which it makes unique, and it also dries great for winter bouquets. The Sunday series consists of large fluffy brushes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side ones.

A shade of blood red with red stems and burgundy leaves. A great color combination! Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, which it makes special, and at the same time it dries great for winter bouquets. The Sunday series features large fluffy plumes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side ones.

An interesting texture for bouquets, it adds uniqueness and at the same time dries great for winter bouquets. The Sunday series are large fluffy brushes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. Sunday Gold is a shade of golden yellow. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 tiny side ones.

Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, which it makes special, while also drying beautifully for winter bouquets. The Sunday series features large fluffy plumes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5-7 smaller side shoots.

Celway has tiny brushes on beautiful, straight stems, and Celway Salmon is a particularly successful salmon-brick shade. An interesting texture for bouquets; it adds uniqueness and also dries great for winter bouquets. One plant produces one strong stem with a flood of spikes; after cutting, you can harvest a few more thin stems.

Dark pink-purple shade. Celosia has an interesting texture for bouquets, making them special, and at the same time, it dries excellently for winter bouquets. The Sunday series are large shaggy brushes on beautiful, strong, straight stems. One plant produces one thicker stem and 5–7 tiny side ones.

The big Celosia harvest continued this year too! We say it at every one of our workshops: Celosia has an extra interesting texture for bouquets. Neither greenery nor a flower, it spices up a bouquet like a cherry on top. Act is a series specially bred for cutting, with long, straight stems and large heads. Inca Yellow is a shade of warm yellow.