Spring Green Celosia

Spring Green is an upright crested celosia grown for green-toned flower heads and long, strong stems. PanAmerican Seed lists it as Celosia cristata ‘Spring Green’, with a 40–48-inch mature height, summer flowering, and partial-sun exposure. The breeder reports a high percentage of saleable stems and says the plants are easy to schedule through the year for production. [PanAmerican Seed’s Spring Green profile](https://www.panamseed.com/products/166304723002271/celosia-spring-green/) gives the exact selection information. ## Garden Use The tall stems bring vertical structure to a summer border and can be cut for arrangements. Place Spring Green behind lower annuals or in a dedicated cutting row, leaving room for its 40–48-inch height. Its green flower color adds a cool accent among brighter red, orange, or pink blooms. ## Siting and Care The breeder lists partial sun. Use well-drained soil, as celosia dislikes heavy clay and persistently wet roots. Water regularly to maintain flower and foliage quality, then allow excess moisture to drain. [North Carolina Extension’s celosia guide](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/celosia/) describes celosia’s general preference for sun and drainage and its tendency to reseed. ## Maintenance Harvest stems as the flower heads mature, and remove faded blooms if you do not want seedlings. Plant outdoors after frost danger has passed. Spring Green’s production notes are written for cut-flower growers; garden performance and flowering time vary with local conditions.