10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREAMCUPS»
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creamcups in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Taylor's Encyclopedia of Garden Plants
HOW TO GROW Plant creamcups in full sun and average, loose, well-drained
soil. They tolerate dry soil, but extremely hot, humid weather may cause plants to
die back (or die off); fortunately, they generally recover once cooler conditions ...
2
Webster's II New College Dictionary
creamcups. crank* ikringk.. adi [Ong. unknown/ Naut. Liable to capsize : US-
STABLE. *crank> .'krangk, adj. [ME cranke.] Regional 1. Lively : spirited 2.
Overconfident. crank-case [krangk'kas'i n The metal case enclosing the crank- •
ihaii and ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, Webster, 1999
3
CRC Ethnobotany Desk Reference
(1) Platystemon californicus var. ciliatus; (2) CALI- 20763. FORNIA CREAMCUPS
; (4) Channel Island National Park 20764. 20733. (1) Platystemon californicus var
. crinitus; (2) CALIFORNIA CREAMCUPS; (3) papaveraceae; (4) Joshua 20765.
4
Designing California Native Gardens: The Plant Community ...
This road skirts steep, sparsely grass-covered slopes with great sweeps of
multicolored annual wildflowers including spiderling lupine (Lupinus benthamii) ,
globe gilia (Gilia capitata) , creamcups, California poppy, desert coreopsis (
Coreopsis ...
Glenn Keator, Alrie Middlebrook, 2007
5
Popular Studies of California Wild Flowers
Creamcups ( Platystemon calif ornicus ) By Roland Rice The Creamcups are a
part of the trembling tints and star- scattered jewels of wild flowerdom on the
green hills and plains in the spring, when, after the late winter rains, myriads of
annual ...
Bertha Marguerite Rice, Roland Rice, 1920
6
Western Nature Science Series ...: The padres' garden, by ...
This surely must be poppy- land, for these little creamcups belong to the poppy
family, too. If you look sharply, you will see that these little creamcups have as
many stamens as the California poppy. The shape of the flower is much like that
of ...
Clarence A. Marcy, Ferne L. Marcy, Mae Johnson Corwin, 1932
7
Academic American Encyclopedia
The creamcup, Platystemon californicus, is a low-growing annual herb belonging
to the poppy family, Papaveraceae. The plant is native to California and northern
Baja California, where fields are covered with creamy yellow creamcups in the ...
IN EDISON HILLS sightseers pluck handfuls of bright poppies, pale bird's-eye,
yellow creamcups. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE. Buidc. TfaebolL. £ftgtit£*-.
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FEATURES: ...
9
Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
(creamcups) – cult. orn. with mainly opp. lvs & alks. R: UKSB 47(1967)25
Platystigma Benth. = Meconella Platytaenia Kuhn=Taenitis Platytaenia Nevski &
Vved. = Semenovia Platytheca Steetz. Elaeocarpaceae (Tremandraceae). 2 SW
Aus.
10
The California Wildlife Habitat Garden: How to Attract Bees, ...
... baby blue eyes (Nemophila menziesii), creamcups (Platystemon californicus),
common meadowfoam (Limnanthesdouglasii—seeps, moist areas) Thedominant
scrub plantsof the Southern California coastal area are Californiasagebrush, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREAMCUPS»
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Scott Valley's Glenwood Open Space Preserve may open to public …
Creamcups, a native plant with small flowers, also thrives in thinner grass. The Opler's longhorn moth, a species of concern, lays its eggs on the ... «Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nov 14»
America's best spring drives
... of California's state flower -- not to mention glorious showings of fiddlenecks, creamcups, goldfields and tidytips starting in late March. «CNN, Mar 14»
