18 feet tall & 16 feet wide Amaranthus cannabinus
Brian_NY_NJ_PA
15 years ago
My twin daughters standing under a 18 feet tall and 16 feet wide Amaranthus cannabinus plant (tidalmarsh amaranth) grown in Ewing, New Jersey in 2008. This plant also produced a 15 inch stem circumference. This was self-sown from A. cannabinus plantings from the previous year.
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