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RE: [AZH] animal names

Sorry, Lucinda, this is fun! You may be done with it but I think you've given us a new game to play.
 
Lobster-claw heliconia?
Bears breech (Acanthus)?
Monkey puzzle tree?
Leopard lily (Belamcanda)?
Enterlobiums are elephant ear trees but perhaps too large a scale
Shrimp plants (Justicia)
and of course, spider plant
 
I'm sure we can do better,
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Lucinda Grover [mailto:lgrover@...]
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 10:59 AM
To: aergc@...; AZH@...
Subject: [AZH] animal names

 

Hi Everyone,

 

This summer, in our display greenhouse, we are going to present an “animal” garden to go along with the opening of our children’s garden.  I’m looking for tropical plants with animal names.  I’ve got teddy bear palm, foxtail palm, bat plant, panda plant…there must be more.  Isn’t there?  I’m just not familiar with common names. 

 

Thank you for any help you can offer.  Also, and I’ve asked this question before but my new computer didn’t accept any favorites files apparently.  There is a nursery for very unusual tropical plants that has been mentioned on this site before.  Does anyone have a favorite tropical plant nursery that they use and like?

 

Thank you again,

Lucinda



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Hi Everyone, This summer, in our display greenhouse, we are going to present an "animal" garden to go along with the opening of our children's garden. I'm...
Lucinda Grover
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Look in the back of Exotica 3, whole bunch of common names listed to look at. How about flamingo flower, for the pretty pink anthurium cultivars like 'Lady...
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Apr 15, 2004
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I did this a few years ago in the garden for the patients. snapdragon cockscomb elephant ears butterfly weed butterfly bush zebra grass ponytail palm spider...
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Maybe things like ; Elephant Ear -Aloccasia spp? Snake plant - Dracontium sp? John Seyjagat ... From: Lucinda Grover [mailto:lgrover@...] Sent:...
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Sorry, Lucinda, this is fun! You may be done with it but I think you've given us a new game to play. Lobster-claw heliconia? Bears breech (Acanthus)? Monkey...
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'Bengal Tiger' canna Beebalm Spider Flower, cleome Grasshopper,,,opps, that's a drink. Gary. ... Sorry, Lucinda, this is fun! You may be done with it but I...
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No, I like that one. When this is through, Wendy and I will sit back and drink grasshoppers. How big are elephant ear trees? ... From: Gary Wangler...
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Elephant ear trees in South America can be 100'. Are small ones available in the trade? Contact some of the AZH commercial member plants-people and brokers. Of...
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Did anyone mention Fishtail Palm (Caryota mitis) yet? Bryn Takle...
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I think so, but since I have two way-too-large ones in the conservatory I decided not to put one in the seasonal house. All the responses yesterday got Wendy...
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tiger lillies, dogwood, toad lily ... _________________________________________________________________ Lose those love handles! MSN Fitness shows you two...
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