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• _Annuals : celosia, cosmos, gomphrena, periwinkle, purslane, zinnia.
• The globelike blooms of purple or pink gomphrena would work into the scene late spring until frost.
• The small purple globes of gomphrena and the small yellow daisylike faces of melampodium carry on together all summer.
• Both Attkisson and Foxx-Ness recommend drought-resistant plants that stand up to pollution, including liriope, gomphrena, scaevola and grasses.
• Another summer annual about the same height, the bachelor button or gomphrena, comes in purple, a reddish-orange, lavender and white.
• Mexican bush sage, yarrow, dusty miller, celosia, gomphrena, goldenrod, ornamental grasses, rosemary, oregano and thyme are often bundled and dried.
• Houses are cleaned and the doorways and windows are decorated with garlands made of sayapatri ( marigolds ) and makhamali ( " Gomphrena globosa " ) flowers.
• Mexican bush sage, dusty miller, celosia, gomphrena, ornamental grasses, rosemary, oregano and thyme are a few examples of what can be bundled and dried.
• ""'Gomphrena prostrata " "'is a plant native to Caatinga and Cerrado vegetation in Brazil, specially in Bahia and S鉶 Paulo.
• For the late-summer garden, he especially recommends heat-loving annuals such as nicotiana, gomphrena, lantana, ageratum, amaranthus, and the many kinds of salvia.
• Tender annuals, like heliotrope, datura, lantana, Madagascar periwinkle, gomphrena and zinnia, cannot be planted until warm weather settles in for good and the soil is well warmed.
• The following annuals can be successfully cultivated in open beds or borders-amaranthus, balsam, cosmos, celosias, gaillardia, gomphrena, African and French marigold, zinnias, salvias, sunflower, cleome, vincas and verbena tithonia ( Mexican sunflower ).
• In addition to these, Newars make colourful Ashtamangala mandalas and recite chants and procedures in accordance with Sagun, sweets, " Makhamali " " ( Gomphrena globosa ) " garland, and a sacred cotton thread of Tantric importance, similar to Janai thread meant to protect their bodies.
• Given an organically enriched, well-draining soil and improved air circulation, plants that usually tolerate summer temperatures and at least a half day of sun include angelonia, a tender perennial that produces a profusion of purple flowers; ` David Verity'cuphea, a dwarf cigar plant; mildew-resistant, mounding Mexican zinnias ( Zinnia linearis ), available in crisp white or tangerine; purple or pink globe amaranth ( gomphrena ); butterfly-attracting pentas; portulaca; newer varie-ties of periwinkle; and the tall, wispy spider flowers ( Cleome ).