Specimens of two rare new hybrids available

Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

I have specimens of two rare new hybrids available, if anyone would like them:

Prunella vulgaris × Prunella modularis

Oenanthe crocata × Oenanthe hispanica

Resin

Seale, AL(Zone 8b)

Ok now that I have googled every which way I can to try and find out what type of new and exciting shrubs these. I even tried using the schoarly search engines. I'm thinking man thes e must be really something. The way I was googling I kept gettign allthes e confusin g hits even trie d googling backwards

Then I happene d to realiz e what day it is.

DAh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can I get any dummer????? LOL Good one Resin. : )

West Pottsgrove, PA(Zone 6b)

Found this looking at Oenanthe sites:

http://www.nature-diary.co.uk/2005-05-31.htm

There are several trees there too.

Scott County, KY(Zone 5b)

Resin:

Did you produce these by spontaneous generation?

Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

April fool!

Prunella vulgaris and Oenanthe crocata are plants, Prunella modularis and Oenanthe hispanica are birds . . . one of the quirks of scientific naming, that the same name can be used separately in the plant kingdom and the animal kingdom ;-)

Resin

Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

Quoting:
Did you produce these by spontaneous generation?

Yep, that's about right!

West Pottsgrove, PA(Zone 6b)

I wonder if the Wheatears (birds) smell like wine.

Seale, AL(Zone 8b)

Resin.... I am so glad you did say April Fool. I thought after I clicke d the post button ... " Man I wonder if I should have google d more. Maybe there really is such a new crosses and I just made an even bigger fool of myself" : )



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