Re: Common Plant Names - buttercup?


--- Blee811@aol.com wrote:
> Buttercup is a real problem in names of plants
> because this simple common 
> name means so many different plants to so many
> people.  This is where genus 
> and species names are so important, although I think
> this thread did start 
> with the genus and species, didn't it? 
> 
> In the South there are even some daffodils that
> people refer to as 
> "buttercups"! I've heard Eranthis called
> "buttercups". It means many things 
> to many people, and often different things in
> different places.
> Bill Lee

I think I have the double form of  Ranunculus but I
missed the botanical name for it. Could someone resend
it? I have found that so far it is not invasive for
me. It is in a dry spot though so that might curb it
somewhat.

Thanks Kris P  IL
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