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Globe Amaranth 'Salmon'

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$4.38 $6.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

Gomphrena ‘Salmon’ is a warm-season annual grown for its soft, peachy-salmon globe flowers that hold their colour beautifully through summer heat. A reliable performer in Australian gardens, it produces neat, bushy plants with long-lasting blooms ideal for both fresh and dried arrangements.

This tough, low-maintenance flower thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, and once established is highly heat and drought tolerant - perfect for hot, dry beds and containers. Plants typically begin flowering around 10–12 weeks from sowing, continuing right through summer and into autumn.

The papery, clover-like flowerheads attract pollinators and add a gentle, vintage tone to borders and cutting gardens. Regular picking encourages even more blooms, making it a productive and beautiful choice for gardeners wanting colour that truly lasts.

A standout for easy summer impact with a soft, romantic palette.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

The flower heads on these have such a lovely soft peachy-pink tone that stays true even through our hottest January days, and they’ve been a magnet for butterflies. I cut a few for a vase and was surprised how long they lasted indoors too.

Sophia N. ★★★★★

Planted these in late spring and they’ve been blooming non-stop through the hottest weeks, even keeping that soft salmon shade without fading. Perfect for a low-water garden that still wants some colour.

Natalie L. ★★★★★

The soft peachy-salmon colour is exactly what I was after for a cut-flower patch, and they keep blooming right through the hottest weeks. My seedlings germinated quickly in the ground, and I’ve already got buds forming at just six weeks.