Gardening Quote of the Day
"All gardeners live in beautiful places because they make them so."( -- Joseph Joubert, French philosopher (born 5/7/1754)) Forum Photo of the DayIn reply to: Eric Knight's Candida Pink By tiG
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Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
Leptotes | lep-TOH-teez | Delicateness | Baeometra | bay-OH-met-ruh | From the Greek baeo (little) and metra (uterus, womb) | Sideritis | sid-er-RY--tiss | From the Greek sideros (iron), referring to the plant's supposed ability to heal wounds from swords or other iron weapons | parnassi | PAR-nass-ee | Of or from Mt. Parnassus, Greece | Hickenia | hik-EN-ee-uh | Named for Cristobal Maria Hicken, 20th century botany professor at Buenos Aires | elaeagnifolia | el-ee-ag-ne-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage resembling Elaeagnus (from the Greek elaia, olive; and agnos, pure) | elaeagnifolium | el-ee-ag-ne-FOH-lee-um | Having foliage resembling Elaeagnus (from the Greek elaia, olive; and agnos, pure) | elaeagnifolius | el-ee-ag-ne-FOH-lee-us | Having foliage resembling Elaeagnus (from the Greek elaia, olive; and agnos, pure) | aboriginea | ab-or-rij-IN-ee-uh | Original | aborignineum | ab-or-rij-IN-ee-um | Original | aborigineus | ab-or-rij-IN-ee-us | Original | Liparis | lip-AY-riss | From the Greek liparos (oily, smooth), referring to the glossy leaf surface | Leochilus | lee-o-KY-lus | From the greek leios (smooth) and cheilos (lip), referring to the smooth surface of the lip | Zapoteca | zap-oh-TEK-uh | Named for the Zapotec indians, who are native to Mexico, as well as the area they inhabited |
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