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Bluebells
Brain is dead today and cannot remember...
Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Many thanks P. |
Bluebells
papa23/3/04 2:38
Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
papa23/3/04 2:38
Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
P wrote in message Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? British... Hyacinthoides non-scripta (syn Scilla non-scripta) Spanish.... H. hispanica (syn Scilla campanulata) -- Regards Bob Use a useful Screen Saver... http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ and find intelligent life amongst the stars |
Bluebells
P wrote in message Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? British... Hyacinthoides non-scripta (syn Scilla non-scripta) Spanish.... H. hispanica (syn Scilla campanulata) -- Regards Bob Use a useful Screen Saver... http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ and find intelligent life amongst the stars |
Bluebells
In article , Sacha
writes papa23/3/04 2:38 $880$ Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
Bluebells
In article , Sacha
writes papa23/3/04 2:38 $880$ Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
Bluebells
In article , Sacha
writes papa23/3/04 2:38 $880$ Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
Bluebells
In article , Sacha
writes papa23/3/04 2:38 $880$ Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
Bluebells
Stewart Robert Hinsley23/3/04 6:45
@meden .demon.co.uk In article , Sacha writes papa23/3/04 2:38 Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. I think you should have posted two aspirin with that. But thank you. ;-) I was looking at an older copy of the RHS encyclopaedia, the newer one being outside so presumably I'd have been corrected if I'd looked at the current copy. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
Stewart Robert Hinsley23/3/04 6:45
@meden .demon.co.uk In article , Sacha writes papa23/3/04 2:38 Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. I think you should have posted two aspirin with that. But thank you. ;-) I was looking at an older copy of the RHS encyclopaedia, the newer one being outside so presumably I'd have been corrected if I'd looked at the current copy. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
Stewart Robert Hinsley23/3/04 6:45
@meden .demon.co.uk In article , Sacha writes papa23/3/04 2:38 Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. I think you should have posted two aspirin with that. But thank you. ;-) I was looking at an older copy of the RHS encyclopaedia, the newer one being outside so presumably I'd have been corrected if I'd looked at the current copy. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
Stewart Robert Hinsley23/3/04 6:45
@meden .demon.co.uk In article , Sacha writes papa23/3/04 2:38 Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. I think you should have posted two aspirin with that. But thank you. ;-) I was looking at an older copy of the RHS encyclopaedia, the newer one being outside so presumably I'd have been corrected if I'd looked at the current copy. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
Bluebells
In article , Sacha
writes papa23/3/04 2:38 $880$ Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
Bluebells
Stewart Robert Hinsley23/3/04 6:45
@meden .demon.co.uk In article , Sacha writes papa23/3/04 2:38 Brain is dead today and cannot remember... Whats the botanical name for the common British bluebell? And anyone does the spanish bluebell have a different name? Hyacinthoides hispanica is the Spanish bluebell. This slightly surprised me when I checked my own memory with the RHS encyclopedia because they're also grouped under Scillas, which is what I usually think of. And to confuse me further, they belong to the lily family. ;-) Under the new classifications they're in Hyacinthaceae (hyacinths, squills and allies); the old Liliaceae is now spread across two orders (Liliales and Asparagales). The common bluebell is Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Both species are sometimes placed in Endymion or Scilla. I think you should have posted two aspirin with that. But thank you. ;-) I was looking at an older copy of the RHS encyclopaedia, the newer one being outside so presumably I'd have been corrected if I'd looked at the current copy. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove the weeds to email me) |
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