
Whilst I cannot easily pronounce my flower of the day‘s scientific name, sisyrinchium striatum, I prefer the Latin to its common name pale yellow-eyed grass. It does have another common name, yellow Mexican satin flower, but I am not too keen on that either! I am loving though what Debbie and her daughter have come up with for their Six Word Saturday.
I rather like the Latin name. Related to the blue one I showed a week or so ago I believe.
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If only Latin names would stick in my head!
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😂
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I like this little tower of a plant. Weirdly, I find the Latin comfortable to pronounce. I like the sound, and the fact that there is no right and wrong way to say it! My attempts to pronounce French, in comparison, have always gone awry. Latin often seems easier to spell than English too.
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I need to come and spend time with you and you can help me with pronunciations!
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I don’y know latin, but yes, it definitely deserves that more exotic name
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I’ve been trying to discover what they call it in Chile and Argentina, without success so far as everything keeps coming up with the English
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Its name might not be exciting but it’s very pretty.
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It certainly is, and long lasting too 🙂
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Beautiful Becky 😀
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Thank you Cee 😊
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Will get a better look on the laptop later. I hope 🤗💕
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Latin just makes it more exotic.. beautiful..
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Pretty pale pops!
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Best yet!
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They are growing wild and free around Savannah
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oh how wonderful
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Fab!
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thanks Sue
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That’s a lovely shot.
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Was trying to hide the wilderness which surrounds it!!
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