Re: help for a Newbie/ Lipfern

At 05:30 AM 1/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello Gerry,
>    Hairy lipfern is Cheilanthes lanosa. Gets about six to eight inches high,
>slowly forms a tight clump. Gets it name from all the soft gray hairs all
over the
>fronds. Turns color during cold weather. Takes a bit more open and dry
exposure
>than many other ferns. Really nice.

 Thanks, Gene. It will be on my spring wish list under "Munchkin." I gotta
love it for the name alone.. BTW, are your Trilliums seed grown?

Have biologist friend who studies the mating habits of the white-lipped
snail. I've always loved that one, too.  :-)

Gerry
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