Welcome to the third of this regular Sunday post to tease you as you have your Sunday tea and toast. All you have to do is identify the plants* and take the first letter of each and arrange them to make the name of an Irish County.
Answer tomorrow.
Good luck!
* You need to use the botanical name of the genus, not a common name. This is because common names vary. But it is just the genus, nothing else:
For example
This would be calendula, not marigold.
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Monaghan. The 7 th one got me baffled though, it looks like a Tweedia but it can’ t be. It has to be H.
Ah, got it! Tweedia is now called Oxypetalum.
YAY. well done. I did think of that as being a problem so you did very well. Congratulations. Just got back from Fota where there was a plant fair.
A real struggle and a bit of guesswork (including a letter count) gives us Monaghan
well done 🙂 maybe a shorter one next week then!
Thanks. Keep them coming. They are fun, but I couldn’t do them without my Head Gardener