Elephant head amaranth (amaranthus gangeticus), Denver, Colorado, 2002. I have a fascination with heirloom seeds, and one year I decided to experiment and plant this variety in my garden. All of our neighbors were curious about it. After finding this photo in my archives, I remember how much fun this plant is, and I think I should plant it again this year.
It looks like something out of Dr Who!!!
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Ha!
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That is a cool one!
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I was hoping the birds would like to eat the seeds, but I don’t think they recognized the plant. 😉
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These are beautiful!
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That’s a heck of a flower – every garden should have one! Are they good for the insects?
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As recall, they attracted insects! 😉
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