| Plant |
| Flower. |
| Showy bloom |
| Bushy bloom |
| Pale violet |
| Showy flower |
| Garden bloom |
| Showy violet |
| Bright bloom |
| Garden flower |
| Cosmos cousin |
| Mexican bloom |
| Aster relative |
| Mexican flower |
| Colorful flower |
| Perennial plant |
| Tuberous flower |
| Showy perennial |
| Ornamental flower |
| Aztec food staple |
| Big, showy flower |
| Ball-shaped bloom |
| Colorful perennial |
| Tuberous perennial |
| Large showy flower |
| Aster family flower |
| Bright garden flower |
| Chrysanthemum cousin |
| Garden show favorite |
| Many coloured flower |
| Popular garden flower |
| Showy composite flower |
| Late-blooming perennial |
| Bushy Mexican perennial |
| Showy flower from Mexico |
| Mexico's national flower |
| Black ___" (2006 mystery) |
| National flower of Mexico |
| Flower grown by the Aztecs |
| The Black ___ " (2006 film) |
| The Black ___" (2006 movie) |
| Member of the aster family. |
| The Blue ________," 1946 film |
| Ali had (anag) — showy flower |
| Flower once cultivated for food |
| Plant with large, showy flowers |
| Flower cultivated by the Aztecs |
| Veronica Lake film "The Blue ___ |
| The Blue ___" (1946 Ladd/Lake film) |
| Flower in a 2006 mystery film title |
| Flower named for a Swedish botanist |
| The Black ___" (2006 Brian De Palma film) |
| Black_____ (sensational 1947 murder case) |
| Aid Hal (anag) — flower with showy heads |
| Flowering plant used for food by the Aztecs |
| Plant with large, brightly-coloured flowers |
| Flower named after a Swedish botanist, d. 1789 |
| Flower named after an 18th-century Swedish botanist |
| Plant with tuberous roots and showy coloured flower heads |