However you decide to use celosia in your garden, choosing the right companion plants will only enhance the display. And it's ...

Tired of high-maintenance plants that demand too much of your time? Say hello to Celosia, commonly known as cockscomb—a stunning solution that brings exotic charm and lively hues to any outdoor ...

Can you recommend plants with color for our landscape? Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. A: Celosia is an annual which means it typically grows from seed to seed in one year ...

the Intenz Lipstick celosia (Celosia argentea var. spicata 'Intenz Lipstick') is just that. This warm-season annual has lanceolate leaves of medium green with tints of purple. The flower spikes ...

Place plants of "Flamma Orange" in well-drained soils receiving supplemental irrigation. All Celosia plumosa cultivars need full sun to maintain vibrantly colored plumes. Stagger placement of ...

Q: Our celosia plants bloom in late summer. They return each year with new plants in different areas. When is a good time to cut them back? Rick Swartz, LaGrange A: It is not uncommon for celosia ...

For 2025, 20 plants — seven edible and 13 ornamental ... the latest introduction in the Flamma Celosia series, is a semi-dwarf, easy-to-grow pink variety of celosia noted for exceptional ...

Safe plants for both cats and dogs include asters, celosia, orchids, roses, sunflowers, and zinnias. The ASPCA provides a comprehensive list of toxic and non-toxic plants for pet owners to reference.

Barbara Barnes There are lots of great flowering plants that will brighten your landscape as well as provide nectar to hummingbirds. A few good choices include any kind of salvia, wheat celosia ...