Discover the versatile beauty of Emerald Tassels Amaranth, a stunning ornamental plant that serves multiple purposes in your garden. This native American annual produces vibrant bright green flower heads whose drooping plumes that create a spectacular display on plants that reach heights up to 4 feet tall. The young leaves can be harvested for cooking, while the seeds can be eaten as a grain. As a cut flower, it's exceptional both fresh and dried, acquiring a warm golden color and retaining its distinctive form after drying. Amaranth grows best in full sun. For optimal results, plant in spring to early summer, and consider staking as the heavy seed heads develop. While frost-sensitive, this Amaranthus caudatus variety brings dramatic color and architectural interest to outdoor gardens. The plant arrives ready for immediate planting, allowing you to start growing this multipurpose heirloom variety right away. Perfect for gardeners interested in both ornamental appeal and traditional craft applications. Consider growing alongside pink Coral Fountain, bright red Love-Lies-Bleeding, and deep red Hopi Red Dye Amaranths for a variety of cascading flower colors.
