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firecracker plant Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

A weeping evergreen perennial subshrub (Russelia equisetiformis) in the plantain family (Plantaginaceae), native to Mexico and widely cultivated as an ornamental for its arching, rush-like stems and cascading clusters of bright scarlet, tubular flowers that resemble miniature firecrackers.

Usage Example

"Cascading stems of the russelia spilled over the stone retaining wall, attracting hummingbirds to its bright red tubular blossoms."

Strongest
russelia

• noun (Context 2)

Any of several other ornamental flowering plants in the family Acanthaceae or Amaryllidaceae—most notably Crossandra infundibuliformis—grown for their dense spikes of vivid orange, salmon, or red-orange blossoms.

Usage Example

"She placed a potted crossandra on the sunny windowsill to enjoy its vibrant orange blooms throughout the summer."

Strongest
crossandra

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