Hi, I have an Amaranth that used to bleed. Now It stands upright as reeseders. Red and Green. I also have these from your want list Tall Garden phlox Indian Corn Sea holly Hardy Geranium Phaeum "Morning Widow Also you can check my list but I haven'y updated in a long time. On your list Im interested in Verbascum Cream Black bamboo Black-eyed susan vine Lion's Tail... Pony tails pink Amaranthus Let me know if your for this or thanks for looking! Happy Gardening! Boop Here is a link that might be useful: boops seeds

I have some amoung others on your want list. Take a look and send me an email. Kris

Linda Just wondering if you would consider a sasbe for the seeds that need a good home, I would be interested in the grape poppy, canterbury bells, painted daisy.look forward to hearing from you. thanks kathy

As a health nut, amaranth is one of my favorite foods - I can't help but rant and rave about its very high quality protein and nutrient content! The leaves can be used like spinach for salad. But my favorite parts are the seeds that can be cooked up like any other grain (although with a very earthy flavor that may take some getting used to!). When I bake breads I put a little in for texture - and also add it to my veggie burger recipe. I've been known to even eat it plain like a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast - although I do not recommend this unless you like the taste of clay.