No I have not, but wish it was growing in my field right now. How tall is it?
Cheryl

I thinks it's about 36" to 40".

If you don't mind, where did you get the seeds, and what is the variety? I would like to add it to my list for next year, even though celosia doesn't grow as well here as it does in other locations, I'm still able to use it. Thanks,
Cheryl

It just showed up in a burgundy mix I sowed. I sure wished it had seeds, but it doesn't. I was hoping maybe someone else had propogated such a variety and I could get seeds.

Yes - Had some come up in my first crop this year. It was seed I had saved from last year, from a planting of Cramer's Rose which turned out to have different colours in it. Some of mine instead of being creamy white were almost lime in colour.
Sorry about the quality, here's one from this year.
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Cheers Kim
Billabong Fresh Flower Farm

Cool. Would really love to propogate a nice one and have my own named Celosia. But I'm hoping the same thing for Iris and daylilies.

I love planting celosia. Every bouquet that has celosia in it sells first at the farmers markets. I usually plant the Chief mix, and the three colors of the Cramer series.I also then plant a tray of my saved celosia seeds. Some of the most beautiful ones come from those plants.(Also some of the strangest).I also find that celosia re seed on their own and I end up with a later crop. Heidi

check parkseed.com and search for Cockscomb Bombay Pink