I remember these flowers (stamping on shirts) We call I ‘Rozam’ Plants ‘Rojinni/o’ (‘Rojinn’ Singular) As these were also called ‘Rozam’ (Marigold), locals name it as ‘dadlo’ or male. (As we have dadlo in Popaya variety) As kids, we used these flowers to emboss or stamp on our ‘buskott’ (shirts) Keep a flower (facing down) and press it hard so that it leaves behind its coloured flower mark on it. I don’t know if anybody did that kids stuff. Perhaps, our Silviano?? http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk3/4025289826/sizes/l/
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