Plantidote of the Day 2012-08-08
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Hydrangea macrophylla
Blue-tipped green hydrangea
One of the prettiest hydrangeas I've ever seen!
Readers, please send twig (twig4now@gmail.com) images and stories for the ongoing Plantidote of the Day series. In exchange, you'll win undying fame in the form of a hat tip! Plants growing in your garden, your house, or neighbor's yard, plants from the forest or farmers' market, plants you preserved, plants you prepared (wine; cider; tea; dried beans), plants you harvested (grains; chantrelles), plants you picked (flowers), plants you dried (herbs), plants you covet or hope to grow someday. Herbal remedies, propagation tips, new varieties, etc.. And if you can, include some solid detail about the plant, too -- a story, the genus and species, or where you got the seeds, or the recipe, or your grandmother gave it to you. Or challenge us with a "Name That Plant" mystery entry ... And please feel free to add corrections and additional information in the csomments.
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Shall I submit Thai plants....
... to Plantidotes? I've got a gardening essay coming up, but I don't want to rain on your parade, or whatever the gardening equivalent of a parade might be!
Yes, please!
I can mis-identify them for you, if it will help:-)
Also, I was hoping to hear about their health care system, since you visited a hospital. I've heard stories about people (Americans) going there for all kinds of health issues -- medical tourists, or something like that. Very interesting!
I don't have a lot, but I do have some
I guess I should do a wrap-up post, or several of them. Thirty days is a long time!
Yes, debrief yourself in a wrap up ...
30 days is a lot to process, but it'll be very interesting.
I might break it up
We'll see!
Perfection is no fun!
LOL
Twig, It's more fun to mis-identify. Keeps readers on their toes.
Lambert, Thai plants would be very informative. I would love to see some.
The Hydrangea is one of the prettiest. There is such a wild array of them these days. The breeders are getting very creative. I saw one with flower ball as big as a basket ball. It was Hydrangea on 'roids!
That's right, I'm just making sure everyone's paying attention
All errors are intentional, as in "I meant to do that!"
Thanks for providing cover, insanely -- brilliant strategerizing!
Wait a minute...
Didn't you just play that card recently? And by recently, I mean "already"?
Busted again! Maybe it's time to get some new material --
I know -- how's this?
People, we really need to stop looking backward at all the mistakes and focus on creating better Plantidotes in the future.
Here's our new slogan: Forward!!
Does that work?