Question about Naked Ladies
Alani Davis (Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:12:58 PST)
Well this is true and common names add as much fun as frustration. Exactly
what does a small seemingly innocuous plant do or cause to earn the name
Devils Stepmother!
On Dec 20, 2007 6:20 PM, Marguerite English < meenglis@meenglis.cts.com>
wrote:
Wow! That was a great rant! Happens I agree with most of it.
However.... I like to collect the common names for plants I like. It
adds to my interest in them to speculate how they gather them.
Also, this forum is a place to use scientific names and everyone who
comes here probably knows how to use them. Not every place I go is
that. My gardening club is made up of other LOL's who could care less
as long as the plant grows where we live. They would stop inviting me
to the garden club parties if I only chatted in Latin nomenclature.
So don't look at the web page I just issued for them, 'cause all the
Latin names are on the back page. But if you'd like to know a little
about my town, do check it out. I still have a list of plants to add
to the plant list, but I put the choices for which I have photos out
there first. It isn't about geophytes, but about garden plants that
are grown or recommended by club members. Marguerite, about half
finished with descansogardenclub.org
totototo@telus.net wrote:
On 14 Dec 07, at 16:12, Marguerite English wrote:
...I hadn't noticed the name hurricane lilies before, thanks for
sharing it.
I'm going to be one of those plant name snots and disagree. All the
plants we grow have perfectly good names assigned by our friends
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