Reminder of the annual Summer PUMA Potluck, rain or shine:
Saturday, JULY 16 4-8 PM AT Scott Reuman's 7425 Magnolia Rd.
Come, bring food, and friends.
PS If I got any info incorrect, please correct it!
Bonnie Sundance
delight@denver.net
Caring for the Earth, all beings and working for Peace & Justice
After 6 years in Gold Hill, we moved to Lazy Z last spring. Wow! am I
excited to have this way to talk about important things, like the flowers we
all so love.
Thanks,
Jennifer Rudin
jrudin@earthlink.net
>From: Jennifer and Dan <larkspur@magnoliaroad.net>
>Reply-To: Jennifer and Dan <larkspur@magnoliaroad.net>
>To: puma-news <puma-news@puma-net.org>
>Subject: [puma-news] Mariposa lily
>Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 08:17:44 -0600
>
>Unfolding now in meadows around Magnolia, this beautiful flower is abundant
>in some years, scarce in others. It is not really a lily; its family is
>Calochortaceae. Ours are white, but they may be other colors in other
>parts of the country. I have also attached a pale lavender one I saw in
>Utah.
>
>Best,
>J
><< Calochortus_gunnisonii25x20PUMA.JPG >>
><< UtahMariposa25x20.JPG >>
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Our campanulas are beginning to bloom.
Campanulaceae includes lobelias, which are bilaterally symmetrical.
Best,
J
Unfolding now in meadows around Magnolia, this beautiful flower is
abundant in some years, scarce in others. It is not really a lily; its
family is Calochortaceae. Ours are white, but they may be other colors
in other parts of the country. I have also attached a pale lavender one
I saw in Utah.
Best,
J
