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blends nicely with the soil color

65‒85 days

Naturally compact plants produce dense mounds 3–5 inches tall and 4–6 inches wide with masses of petite blooms in warm shades of copper with sunny highlights and maroon accents

Smooth tasting for the refined palate

Xantippe Celosia PARTIAL SHADE the glitteringCelosia spicata Named for Socrates ill tempered wife, Xantippe, known for her cold and shrewd demeanor, this celosia bears icy silver petals, an unusual metallic color not frequently seen in the garden. Its upright, 24 inch form produces erect flower heads in pink hues that fade to silver. Heat tolerant and striking in both landscapes and containers, it brings a touch of elegance and drama to cut or dried flower displays. Approximately 300 seeds per