Gomphrena, Fireworks

Gomphrena, Fireworks
Unlike any Globe Amaranth ever seen!
Customer Favorite!
This completely unique species is hands-down the best garden plant that we have seen in years of evaluating new plants. It quickly grows to form a full, dense, landscape specimen, eventually reaching up to 3-4′ tall and 1-2′ wide. Tons of strong, tall stems are topped with exploding bursts of full, large 1″ blooms in hot pink tipped with bright yellow. A showstopper in the garden and conversation piece when cut for a mixed bouquet.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Beds, Borders, Container, Cut Flowers
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 36-48 inches
Spread: 12-24 inches
Sowing Method: Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 12 weeks

Related Products

Fireworks, Gomphrena

Best Sellers
- Nemophila, Baby Blue Eyes
  
  Nemophila, Baby Blue Eyes American wildflower is perfect in beds and containers or as an annual groundcover. This versatile native American wildflower (also known as California Read More »
- Giant Carnation Seeds
  
  Carnation, Burpee’s Super Giant Mix One of the best flowers for cutting. Beautifully fringed fully double flowers in a wide range of colors. Blooms are large Read More »
- Pansy, Plentifall Frost
  
  Pansy, Plentifall Frost The best Pansy to use in containers on the patio. “Hands down:” the most popular pansy. Great to use in containers and baskets Read More »
- Loropetalum JAZZ HANDS DWARF PINK
  
  Hot, hot pink Chinese fringe-flower. Robust, compact plant packs in plenty of interest, whether as a focal point in the landscape, beguiling in the border, or Read More »
- Gatsby Moon Hydrangea
  
  Hydrangea quercifolia, GATSBY MOON™ Weather-resistant, large, doubled white florets make for full-blown conical panicles. Join us in welcoming this show-stopping variation on the ever-popular, ever-so-showy, native Read More »
- Pomegranate Echinacea
  
  Echinacea, Pomegranate PPAF Astonishing color and form bred by Burpee. Every so often a new variety comes along that makes even veteran gardeners produce a “whoop!” Read More »
- Fanal Astilbe Plant
  
  Deep red blooms on dwarf plants. Fanal is the perfect choice for the deepest red astilbe blooms. Adding to the dramatic effect are the glossy, bronze Read More »
- Circus Heuchera
  
  Heuchera, Circus PPAF Native to the Southeastern United States, Heuchera Circus was bred in France by Thierry Delabroye. Heat-tolerant and adaptable to varying conditions, Heuchera Circus Read More »
- Nasturtium, Alaska Mix
  
  Nasturtium, Alaska Mix Colorful, edible nasturtiums tolerate poor soils and heat or cold. Gold, orange, salmon and mahogany flowers arise from compact plants with attractive variegated Read More »
- Strawflower, Tall Mixed Colors
  
  Strawflower, Tall Mixed Colors Double blooms often over 2½” across, freely borne on long, strong stems in a full range of colors. Strawflower is popular for Read More »
- Rudbeckia, Indian Summer
  
  Rudbeckia, Indian Summer Enormous single and semi-double golden blossoms 6-9″ across. This All-America Selections winner with its huge blossoms and vigorous, uniform plants adds bold, eye-catching Read More »
- SunPatiens Royal Magenta Impatiens
  
  Compact plants covered with big colorful blooms. Vigorous plants offer continuous color and cover for three seasons, the large, serenely pretty blooms creating a pleasing impression. Read More »
- Tricyrtis Formosana
  
  A must-grow plant for late summer to fall blooms. Tricyrtis, commonly called toad lily, flowers are most unusual with small tepals often spotted like toads. Native Read More »
- Cleome Seeds
  
  Cleome Seeds Bushy, well-branched plants are topped with airy heads of spidery flowers in soft pastel colors. These flowers make a dramatic statement in any garden. Read More »
- Red Butterfly Asclepias Seeds
  
  Asclepias, Red Butterfly Fiery orange-scarlet flowers. Unusual clusters of fiery orange-scarlet flowers attract butterflies all summer until frost. Plants thrive in hot weather. GARDEN HINTS: In Read More »