The "Hopi Red Dye" amaranth from the Jardins de l'Écoumène (Amaranthus cruentus) is an annual plant notable for its large, feathery, wine-red inflorescences and bronze-green foliage. It produces long, upright spikes of red flowers that add an intense and elegant touch of color to the garden. In addition to its beauty, this variety is known for its nutritional qualities: the tender young leaves can be eaten in salads or as a vegetable, and the black, glossy seeds can be made into flour or cooked like corn kernels.
Spread: 45-60 cm
Plant height: Up to 150 cm
Quantity per pack: Approximately 110 seeds
Companion plants: Corn, sunflower, beans
Enemy plants: No particular enemies known
Hopi Red Dye amaranth is ideal for gardens, borders and vegetable plots. Its wine-red flowers attract visitors and pollinators, adding life and color to outdoor spaces. In addition to its ornamental elegance, it offers a nutritious and versatile source, perfect for gardeners looking to combine beauty and utility.
