Another fantastic presentation! Lynda is a brilliant teacher, I've learnt so much. Thank you to everyone that made this possible! 👍 Looking forward to sedges next!
what i would find most helpful of all, would be a video catalogue of all the various types of grasses. best of all would be a split screen, divided into four sub squares showing the following in each of the four quarters: 1: the (pre-flowering) foliage 2: the infloresence 3: close up of spikelets 4: the plants as it looks in winter. and finally, full screen video footage of how the mature plant moves/sounds in a breeze (for grass gardeners).
this videololog (ancient though it is) is the best clip i've come across so far to give a good overview of Ornamental grasses: ua-cam.com/video/XH-TPOjx7o0/v-deo.html
could you explain what the difference is between these very similar looking plants that have long silvery awns : stipa pennata sipa barbata stipa borysthenica stipa joannis celak stipa pulcherrima stipa tersa stipa zalesskii ?
Hubbarrd's book is one of the WORST books I have ever seen.. It is EXTREMELY bad.. And the stress is on the word "extremely"... The reason for this is that for Hubbard genus name is just an ornament and nothing else.. For example, he never tells us what a festuca is.. Instead, he happily describes 11 separate species of festuca as isolated islands... For hubbard, "john", "jack", "alice" exists, but "human" does not exist. He minutely describes the properties of every individual to us, and leave us to arrive at the concept of human from there..
Another fantastic presentation! Lynda is a brilliant teacher, I've learnt so much. Thank you to everyone that made this possible! 👍 Looking forward to sedges next!
Fantastic well out together presentation. Good job! and Thank you. Very informative
what i would find most helpful of all, would be a video catalogue of all the various types of grasses. best of all
would be a split screen, divided into four sub squares showing the following in each of the four quarters:
1: the (pre-flowering) foliage 2: the infloresence 3: close up of spikelets 4: the plants as it looks in winter.
and finally, full screen video footage of how the mature plant moves/sounds in a breeze (for grass gardeners).
this videololog (ancient though it is) is the best clip i've come across so far to give a good overview of Ornamental grasses:
ua-cam.com/video/XH-TPOjx7o0/v-deo.html
could you explain what the difference is between these very similar looking plants that have long silvery
awns : stipa pennata sipa barbata stipa borysthenica stipa joannis celak stipa pulcherrima
stipa tersa stipa zalesskii ?
Hubbarrd's book is one of the WORST books I have ever seen.. It is EXTREMELY bad.. And the stress is on the word "extremely"...
The reason for this is that for Hubbard genus name is just an ornament and nothing else.. For example, he never tells us what a festuca is.. Instead, he happily describes 11 separate species of festuca as isolated islands...
For hubbard, "john", "jack", "alice" exists, but "human" does not exist. He minutely describes the properties of every individual to us, and leave us to arrive at the concept of human from there..