19 feet tall hybrid amaranth
Brian_NY_NJ_PA
15 years ago
Picture of a 19 feet tall hybrid amaranth created from a long seasoned ornamental amaranth and a giant amaranth (Amaranthus australis). All of these hybrid amaranths were sterile. Plants were generally in the range of 18 to 19 feet tall. Grown in Mercer County, New Jersey in 2008.
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