Pink Celosia
Pink Fuzzy
These are not my flowers I'm sorry to say, but I found these at a local store. They were a show stopper for anyone who fancied flowers or looking for some colors to brighten up the day.
Pink Celosia
They are called Celosia according to the tag, come in different variety of colors such as red, orange, white, cream, yellow, pink and maroon. They are annual flowers, and could grow up to 36 inches in height. Celosia prefers well-drained soil in full sun, and is very drought tolerant.
Mosaic of Pink Celosia
Celosia flowers are great to use as cutting flowers and long last also. They are perfect to use as dried flowers in a bouquet. Celosia is known to be easy to plant for indoor as well as outdoor, and relatively pest/disease free. Have a great weekend...
Joining Macro Friday, Pink Saturday, and Today Flowers!
These are not my flowers I'm sorry to say, but I found these at a local store. They were a show stopper for anyone who fancied flowers or looking for some colors to brighten up the day.
Pink Celosia
They are called Celosia according to the tag, come in different variety of colors such as red, orange, white, cream, yellow, pink and maroon. They are annual flowers, and could grow up to 36 inches in height. Celosia prefers well-drained soil in full sun, and is very drought tolerant.
Mosaic of Pink Celosia
Celosia flowers are great to use as cutting flowers and long last also. They are perfect to use as dried flowers in a bouquet. Celosia is known to be easy to plant for indoor as well as outdoor, and relatively pest/disease free. Have a great weekend...
Joining Macro Friday, Pink Saturday, and Today Flowers!
30 comments:
Excellent shots!
The pink is very vivid and I like the varigated leaves as well.
These sure would brighten up your day. :)
They bright up my life, and yours.
Have a nice weekend.
... a fantastic pinklady .... very nice pictures ...
LG: Karin
A friend of mine gave celosia seeds to me and can't wait to plant it next year and see how it looks. Happy Friday!
lovely vibrant colour! I like that they are drought tolerant, they would have a place in my garden.
Amazing colour. Hope you have a great weekend too.
Beautiful work!!
Oh wow, these are just so cool. I love them. What a beautiful color.
Now those are pink...even magenta! Gorgeous! Can't miss that color in a shop or your garden! Happy PS!
Ruth
These flowers are a beautiful choice to share. I have always loved the way you find nature, very similar to the way I do it. Even though you live in the city, you are able to find nature all around you.
can I have them? if there is only an app to snatch some of your flower finds, I will, they are so beautiful.
I've got to find me some celosia flowers!
indeed their bright happy color made my day :)
Pretty! Thanks for the gorgeous pictures, as well as the info!
HaPpY pInK sAtUrDaY!
Sarah
What a bright, vibrant shade of pink. I have never seen celosia in that color before. I love it. Your shots are gorgeous Icy, I really like the collage.
Gorgeous collage of such a vibrant pink flower and thanks for the tips on it.
such unusual flower. I would like some of that in my backyard.
Very pretty... they can't be used as dry flowers? No?
I would definitely love to have these. They're stunning in appearance and colour.
Beautiful flowers for a fantastic color. I really enjoyed.
Greetings from Roberto, Brazil
Aww... love these blooms. Interesting texture! Lovely capture, Icy! Happy Halloween, girl! :)
I'm not a huge fan of pink but these were wonderful!
oh so that's what it is called. i see a lot of those flowers in the Philippines but don't know the name. thanks for the info.
What a beautiful flower, I love the pretty pink color. They would brighten up my room, just lovely. Thanks for sharing your flowers and mosaic. Have a great week!
Yes, show stopper indeed. :)
What a wonderful colour!
Have a nice week,
Markus
Talk about brilliant and beautiful! I just love the color!
What beautiful, vibrant pink color. Great shots!
Great shots!
Beautiful colour!
That pink Celosia is really nice, we have also the yellow and red as well as the big cockscomb. I posted them before the last one, but all of them have different characters. And they also sometimes invade areas here in the tropics because of their so plenty seeds.
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