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  • noun Plural form of verbena.

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Examples

  • There is music and folk dancing, as well as verbenas - the night time dances that are held in the town plaza.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • There is music and folk dancing, as well as verbenas - the night time dances that are held in the town plaza.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • There is music and folk dancing, as well as verbenas - the night time dances that are held in the town plaza.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • That said, the garden is always being worked on – the trailing fuchsia has just been replaced and newcomers include verbenas, thistles and delphiniums.

    Gardens: Roof gardens 2010

  • In dune areas, anchoring shrubs such as Havard shin oak, fourwing saltbush, and yucca stabilize the dune sand for herbaceous grasses and forbs such as sand verbenas, sunflowers, fringed sagewort, and hoary rosemary-mint.

    Ecoregions of New Mexico (EPA) 2009

  • I expected to see coneflowers and verbenas, but seriously, hellebores and pansies in mid-July?

    July Bloom Day 2008-A Wide Variety « Fairegarden 2008

  • Popping verbenas, zinnias, milkweed, and a myriad of other plants into the ground when Janet confided in me.

    madrigle Diary Entry madrigle 2001

  • Everything that could still bloom did—impatiens, begonias, pansies, fuchsias, dahlias, primroses, verbenas, and the last of the roses, their heads full-blown on skeletal stems.

    Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

  • Everything that could still bloom did—impatiens, begonias, pansies, fuchsias, dahlias, primroses, verbenas, and the last of the roses, their heads full-blown on skeletal stems.

    Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

  • Everything that could still bloom did—impatiens, begonias, pansies, fuchsias, dahlias, primroses, verbenas, and the last of the roses, their heads full-blown on skeletal stems.

    Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

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