reseda

Under barn eaves decked with reseda luteola, a stalk grown here and used to make natural yellow dye, Treiber grabbed a mic to welcome the prom guests.

In the mornings, the sky was almost Earth blue and rose to gilt and vermilion and tones of sienna and reseda green.

Eva threatens me with her parasol, and laughs, hiding her rosy face in a bouquet of reseda.

It is as bad as it was when I was choosing a gown for my first party; I lay awake nearly a whole night trying to decide between a reseda and a pink-violet.

The reseda, or mignonette, is planted from seed, as here in England.