This flower is from the Celosia family, sometimes referred to as cockscombs or coxcombs. There are many varieties, some growing to heights of 6 feet, some as small as 6 inches. Most Celosia produce a feathery plume, while the coxcomb varieties produce a comb-like feathery flower.
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I can see why it reminds you of a pipe cleaner :0)...nice vibrant color,with interesting texture though...great photos
ReplyDeleteI don't have any idea of the name either...
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This flower is from the Celosia family, sometimes referred to as cockscombs or coxcombs. There are many varieties, some growing to heights of 6 feet, some as small as 6 inches. Most Celosia produce a feathery plume, while the coxcomb varieties produce a comb-like feathery flower.
ReplyDeleteHi, I just wanted to let you know that I love all your pictures, they are really wonderful! I stopped by thru entrecard and I usually just drop and leave on most sites, but I stayed to look at your site. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteHi PK, thank you very much for the hint! There are lots of these variations. I am amazed...
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