[pbs] New photos on wiki
Christine Council
scamp at earthlink.net
Tue Mar 16 22:18:25 EST 2004
Thank you for the lovely pictures, I am new to the computer and also the
flower
groups. I love rare and exotic plants although I have no idea what most of
them are.
My favorite so far are the oxalis plants because one was given to me; none
of us knew
what is was. Now that I have found out the flower group I want to learn
more.
Again thank you for your efforts.
Chris
> [Original Message]
> From: Jane McGary <janemcgary at earthlink.net>
> To: Pacific Bulb Society <pbs at lists.ibiblio.org>
> Date: 3/16/2004 9:06:18 PM
> Subject: [pbs] New photos on wiki
>
> I have posted a number of photos on the PBS wiki of Fritillaria species
now
> in flower here. See
> http://ibiblio.org/pbs/pbswiki/files/Fritillaria
>
> Among them is one I have designated Fritillaria cf ferganensis. It is one
> of the infamous Chinese-grown frits that were imported a few years ago,
of
> which I bought some from Paul Christian. Almost all the bulbs turned out
to
> be misnamed. So I need to figure out what this one is. The only
information
> I have on F. ferganensis is that it is somewhat similar to F. walujewii,
> which this is, I think. Response appreciated from someone who has seen
> certified specimens.
>
> I also posted a photo of Narcissus alpestris, the subtly beautiful
> "mourning daffodil."
>
> Jane McGary
> Northwestern Oregon, USA
>
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