Gomphrena globosa seeds grow into the globe amaranth — a popular annual ornamental herb native to the subtropical biome of Central and South America, widely cultivated worldwide as a bedding plant and dried flower. Described by Linnaeus (1753). The epithet globosa means 'globe-shaped', referring to the perfectly spherical, papery flowerheads. Produces masses of brilliant, globe-shaped papery flowerheads in vivid magenta-pink, purple, white, red and orange, that dry perfectly and retain their colour for months or years. One of the most popular dried flowers in the world. Medicinal uses recorded. Butterfly and bee plant. Family Amaranthaceae.Full sun; well-drained, moderately fertile soils; warm subtropical to tropical conditions; annual. Excellent dried flower. 'Globosa' = globe-shaped; Linnaeus (1753); brilliant globe-shaped papery flowerheads; excellent dried Magenta, purple, white, red, orange; retains colour for years when dried; butterfly and bee plant Central & South America — subtropical biome; widely cultivated globally; annual Genus Gomphrena ~120 species; Family Amaranthaceae Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical; annual; excellent dried flower; Family Amaranthaceae Gomphrena globosa is the globe amaranth — one of the world's most popular dried flowers, its perfectly spherical papery heads in vivid jewel colours retaining their brilliance for years after harvest, making it an outstanding choice for both fresh garden colour and the dried flower market. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
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