Amaranth

What is amaranth and its nutritional benefits? Plus, how to use and cook amaranth if you want to eat it.

Growing amaranth isn't difficult, and it's the perfect plant for edible landscaping thanks to its gorgeous flowers, and nutritious seeds and leaves.

Sun. 36 to 60 inches. Coral Fountain has a similar habit to Love Lies Bleeding, long cascading chenille ropes, but with soft coral pink flowers. Use fresh or dried in floral arrangements. A lovely plant for the border. Photo […]

150 Seeds w/Instructions Also known as love-lies-bleeding, love-lies-a'bleeding, pendant amaranth, tassel flower. Love-Lies-Bleeding is a beautifu

The amaranth flower has a rich history and symbolism in various cultures around the world. Here are some of the meanings associated with the amaranth flower: 1. Immortality In Greek mythology, the amaranth flower represents immortality and is associated with the belief that the flower never fades or dies. 2. Love In some cultures, the

Grow sultry amaranth flowers for rich, long-lasting bouquets in fall.

Amaranth is a superfood not many folks grow or eat. Here are all the reasons why you should do it, as well as how to grow it.

Learn how to make popped amaranth! The gluten-free high-protein seed can be popped like popcorn. It takes only 10 minutes to make one cup.

Quinoa who? The newest trend in healthful grains is amaranth, a gluten-free protein option that is packed with protein, calcium and antioxidants. Start reaping the benefits of an amaranth-rich diet with these recipes!

Crispy, satisfying Dark Chocolate Amaranth Bars resembling wafer cookies! Whole grain puffed amaranth combines with creamy, rich chocolate and almond butter for a healthier sweet treat or quick snack. Just 6 ingredients required!