Puzzle Corner: Answers to What's in a Name Part 2
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How did you get on with part 2 of my Latin quiz? Here are the answers with some examples from my garden, as are the items marked *, also pictured above. Latin Name Meaning Example nemorosus growing in woods Anemone nemorosa officinalis used in medicine Salvia officinalis* pleniflorus double flowers Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora'* quamash from the native American for sweet Camassia quamash rigescens rather stiff Diascia rigescens sativus sown, planted, cultivated Crocus sativus Tulipa from the Turkish for turban Tulipa tarda uva-crispa curly grape Ribes uva-crispa* vulgare common Foeniculum vulgare* wherryi named after an American scientist ( Edgar Wherry 1885-1982)** Tiarella wherryi xanthocarpus with yellow fruit Sorbus aucuparia var . xanthocarpa yedoensis from Tokyo Prunus X yedoensis zonalis with a distinct band of a different colour Pelargonium zonale **