Wild amaranth

Amaranth refers to a wide variety of species in the genus Amaranthus — such as green amaranth, palmer amaranth, and spiny pigweed — many of which are

When the amaranth seed heads are plainly visible, is it time to harvest the amaranth? How do you know when to harvest amaranth? Click this article to find out how to harvest amaranth and other informa

WILD AMARANTH RECIPES Wild Amaranth Quiche Pie crust: 1 cup white flour 1/3 cup butter or shortening ½ tsp salt 2-3 Tbsp cold water Note: I like to make my pie crusts in a food processor. It’s quic…

Pigweed is one of the common names given to a clutch of Amaranth species that crash parties where they are not wanted. Including Amaranthus retroflexus (re

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.

Amaranth refers to a wide variety of species in the genus Amaranthus — such as green amaranth, palmer amaranth, and spiny pigweed — many of which are

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

Compiled by Yolanda Bertaud Just a small list of wild edible weeds that we may encounter in our everyday environment without ever knowing the benefits and nutrition these wonderful plants provide. …

Sorting out some amaranths Amaranthus hybridus, aka Smooth Amaranth, stems can be red or green Smooth Amaranth red leaf hairy, green can be hairless. Smooth Amaranth flowers are short, petiole one half the lenght of the leaf to as long as the leaf. Smooth Amaranth flower Smooth Amaranth, green form. Amaranthus palmeri, Palmer […]

View photographs and a description of the plant Amaranthus palmeri, commonly known as Carelessweed, Palmer Amaranth, or Palmer's Amaranth