Latin Name: Gomphrena globosa ‘Pinball’ 

The Gomphrena ‘Pinball’ is a compact, long-blooming annual prized for its clover-like flower heads and heat tolerance. Growing 12–18 inches (30–45 cm) tall, it’s ideal for borders, containers, and cut flower gardens.

This dwarf cultivar produces 1-inch (2.5 cm) globe-shaped blooms in vivid purple, pink, or white, resembling tiny pinballs on stiff stems. Flowers retain color when dried, blooming summer to frost.

Thrives in full sun and well-draining, even poor soil. Drought- and heat-resistant, requiring minimal care. Deer-resistant and pollinator-friendly.

Perfect for everlasting arrangements, pair with zinnias, marigolds, or blue ageratum.

Key Features:

• Flowers: Papery, non-fading

• Foliage: Narrow, fuzzy leaves

• Uses: Dried flowers, xeriscapes

• Toxicity: Non-toxic.