Re: Emailing: Un-named plant
- Subject: Re: Emailing: Un-named plant
- From: &* G* <p*@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 09:57:28 -0700
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Interestingly, this solves the mystery of a bright yellow asteraceous
flower they planted here at teh university. I'd never seen it before,
but it looks to be Asteriscus maritimus. I had been wondering what it
was ever since they planted it, because they have mostly put in
natives (although they did plant a very nice bed of Statice and Cistus
salvifolia).
