These flowers grow along the fences on our lane~
~an interesting British myth~the flower below "Aconite" (thanks Mary!) is said to only grow in Roman blood~hmmmm~
Sunday, April 13, 2008
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5 comments:
aconite
http://books.google.com/books?id=n3MgSchHBjYC&pg=PA31&lpg=PA31&dq=yellow+aconite+romans&source=web&ots=RvSQrWJSwZ&sig=Rh9a21QKHk55QB3FH5KXjjr_a44#PPA31,M1
Let's try that again!
http://tiny.cc/xJs1o
Argh! Well, when you get to the online book, it's on page 31.
I hope no one else falls ill. I missed seeing you at church. It was a good sermon, but not so much an exhortation as a mission's report. But, very captivating for me.
First Bakery, then pizza! You should be a photographer for a food magazine, your pictures,they make me...hungry! I am so glad to get back to flowers. Thanks for writing.
Chris
I found out that the upside down checkerboard tulips are really Fritillaria meleagris. I guess all those upside down flowers are frittilaria. I have some others at my house.
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