Happy Mothers Day to all Mothers!
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FAQzilla Monster Look-up List of Scientific Names Posted
Comments (8)I always thought it was a bumbling flight or a Brownian motion; I'll look again, if the temperature ever hits 70. I hope it's a lolloping flight, it sounds better! Perhaps that entomologist naming rule applies to other areas of science as well. After all, Einstein's name isn't "relativity". It may be that lepidoptera taxonomy is a gentleman's game, like golf. In other words, I don't know! Well, thanks for the list-kudos; maybe it will help promote more use of the scientific names on this forum. Also, note that many of the genus and species words are not Latin; there are Greek words sprinkled in. Even the word "taxonomy" has Greek origins. An amusing word-play list of scientific names...See MoreHappy Mother's Day
Comments (10)Happy Mother's Day, indeed! Even those of you ladies with no two-legged children are nurturing moms to your plants and your furbabies, so YOU, TOO!! And Sumala, that is the most gorgeous thing! I've never seen a hibiscus like that. Thanks for the virtual bouquet! Marcia...See Moremother's day
Comments (1)Thank you for the thought!...See MoreGetting Arcata Pink Globe to grow in the right direction
Comments (2)If the strongest light is coming from the front of the hedge, rather from behind it, the rose will always try to grow toward the perennials instead of the hedge. You could drive tall stakes near the canes and tie them to it to provide support so they grow longer instead of thicker to support themselves. Pinch off the flower buds to put more energy into growth instead of blooms. As they get long enough, you can then tie them into the hedge and hope they continue using it for support. My guess is, you're probably going to have to continue tying it to the hedge limbs because it will want to keep growing out away from it instead of into and through it. Once they are long enough, you can spread them out horizontally so they produce laterals which will then spill and flower....See More
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