Celosia argentea
Celosia, Cock'S-comb, Quail Grass, Silvery cock'S-comb, Wool Flower, Lagos spinach, Silver And Red Foxtail, Crimson Cockscomb, Fireweed, Jesus' plant, Red Fox, Silver-spiked Cockscomb, Silvery Celosia, Cockscomb, Feather Cockscomb, Silver Cock's Comb, Silver Cockscomb, Plumed Cockscomb, Feathery Amaranth, Wheat Celosia, Celosia argentea, Soko
Description
An annual ornamental herb with vigorous growth and an upright habit; from late spring to the end of summer, it produces striking, showy panicle-shaped inflorescences, resembling feathers in warm, attractive colours, which are highly attractive to pollinating insects. Due to its growth and flowering characteristics, it is considered an ideal plant for landscaping in flowerbeds, including those along roadsides, either as individual plants or in combinations with other species or varieties of differing heights and flower colours, in order to create visual interest and ensure continuous flowering over the course of several months; It is also suitable for enhancing terraces and balconies in pots and planters.
Classification
- Kingdom
- Plantae
- Phylum
- Magnoliophyta
- Class
- Angiospermae
- Order
- Caryophyllales
- Family
- Amaranthaceae
- Genus
- Celosia
- Species
- Celosia argentea
Synonyms (23)
- Amaranthus huttonii
- Celosia aurea
- Celosia castrensis
- Celosia cernua
- Celosia coccinea
- Celosia comosa
- Celosia cristata
- Celosia debilis
- Celosia huttonii
- Celosia japonica
- Celosia margaritacea
- Celosia marylandica
- Celosia pallida
- Celosia plumosa
- Celosia purpurea
- Celosia pyramidalis
- Celosia splendens
- Celosia stricta
- Celosia swinhoei
- Chamissoa margaritacea
- Chamissoa stricta
- Lophoxera comosa
- Lophoxera racemosa




