08-22-2013, 05:05 PM
(08-22-2013, 04:42 PM)billy Wrote: just a quickie.Whatho billy.
Quote:When people mention heather, they are almost always talking about two different genera of plants: heaths and heathers. Although both belong to the Ericaceae family, they are botanically different and are divided into the Calluna genus and the Erica genus. For practical purposes, however, they are nearly identical, sharing color, form, and growth habits. They are all evergreen, well-mannered, and low-maintenance plants that thrive in similar conditions of sunlight, water, and soil. Winter hardiness is the only major difference between species.
a duck is waterfowl. web feet an all, i never give the impression i was on on about moor hens etc
some good points elsewhere
Evergreen? Well, yes...let's say I'm botanically inexact BUT do we mean poetically "evergreen" or "ever green"....your purple expanse of old..the bonnie purple heather...the lucky white heather?
Agreed...you did not say moorhen or coots but both ARE waterfowl and neither have webbed feet...so do you mean ducks?
I woke up this morning with a pedantic priapism...I am alright now.
Best,
tectak