latin names for when the national trust visitors ask

Sorry, was doing this by pm with Sheal but I think I ought to share

 

Don't forget that most beautiful and versatile wildflower, the taraxacum. Or that valuable food source for the larvae of many butterflies, the urtica.

 

How would you be pruning Laminaria in Dorset Zigs ?

 

Won't be hauling my glutius maximus to any of these places as I would not want to be wondering about the truthfulness of....

At a lot of money per visit, which would include flight, local accommodations, and all the rest, (approx £4k) then to think that I was being mocked?

No, might have seemed funny but certainly tells outsiders to stay the heck away!

Sorry for my sobering response but I do find it uncouth.

Now, back to trying to fix my internet issues...

 

I had the dubious pleasure of learning Latin at Grammar school until the third form . Not sure why I was taught this as the last Romans left Cockium (Wigan ) in 402 AD. It came in useful at the local Catholic club . They called the Bingo out in Latin to stop us protestants from winning

 

Don't worry Lori, it's only an inside joke to keep the gardeners amused in the middle of winter

 

You'm not heard of Dorset Mountain Kelp before?

 

Aaa, so that's when Armandii moved to Cheshire then.

 

Aloe Vera, as far as I Know, has no common name only the Latin so no problem there.

 

Good to know, thought I would need to give you two boys a spanking...

 

will be ready when they visit .

 

Got a brand new hair brush... at least the back of one of those is what they used to use when I was a kid...