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...ube; calyx deeply 5-cleft. S. and W. Texas. Offered by Franceschi of Santa Barbara, Calif.

...has two [[species]]. <ref name="legumes2005"> Gwilym Lewis, Brian Schrire, Barbara MacKinder, and Mike Lock. 2005. ''Legumes of the World''. Royal Botanic Gar ...h deep scarlet papilionaceous fls. in racemes, and pinnate Lvs. In the Old W'orld rarely grown in stoves.

...r to May. Hybrids with R. moschala have been raised by Franceschi at Santa Barbara, Calif. ; these are Madeleine Lemoine, Montarioso, and Montecito and they c

* ''Aganisia fimbriata'' (N. & W. South America). William Louis Stern, Walter S; Judd and Barbara S. Carlsward : Systematic and comparative anatomy of Maxillarieae (Orchidac

...eined with purple. June, July. Wash. to Santa Barbara, east to S. Utah and W. Texas, on banks of streams. Also Himalayas. Intro. 1883. Mn. 8:145.

Eriogonum (Greek, woolly joints). Polygonaceae. About 140 species, W. N. American (with extension into Mex.), herbs tufted sub-shrubs or slender ** ''Eriogonum giganteum'' var. ''compactum'' - [[Santa Barbara Island Buckwheat]]

...ite journal | last1 = Pate | first1 = John S. | last2 = Jeschke | first2 = W. Dieter | last3 = Aylward | first3 = Matt J. | year = 1995 | title = Hydrau ...4 = Carlos | last5 = Hartung | first5 = Wolfram | last6 = Bowen | first6 = Barbara J. | year = 1998 | title = Growth and seasonal utilisation of water and nut

...r 1 in. long, yellow. Mex. L. salicifolia, HBK., has proved hardy at Santa Barbara: lvs. 5-7 in. long and 1 in. wide, lanceolate, somewhat acuminate, entire a

...on, of Santa Barbara, and the late Felix Gillet, of Nevada City. The Santa Barbara Soft Shell seedlings and the several grafted varieties of this type all tra ...entioned in their order of importance: Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Joaquin, and Contra Costa.

...airchild, Japanese Bamboos, 1903; Franceschi, Bamboos in California, Santa Barbara, 1908. Among the hardiest of the bamboos are the following: Phyllostachys H ...magnolias.&quot; Nehrling.—H. orientalis, Nees. Adv. by Franceschi, Santa Barbara, Calif., who regards it as a form of B. arundinacea, with Lvs. larger and v

*[[Santa Barbara Botanic Garden]] - [[Santa Barbara, California]] *[[W. J. Beal Botanical Garden]] - [[Michigan State University]], [[East Lansing

...ng plants has had far reaching benefits outside of botany. Additionally, [[Barbara McClintock]] discovered '[[transposon|jumping genes']] by studying [[maize] * Cohen, J. ''How many people can the earth support?'' London: W. W. Norton 1995 ISBN 0-393-31495-2

...throughout southern California in limited numbers from San Diego to Santa Barbara. Occasional plants of species not mentioned are found in some old gardens, ...the Cocos plumosa type, are not quite so hardy but will thrive from Santa Barbara southward, in warm locations. The same exposures, with shade during the hot

|origin=W Asia ...orchards have been planted, especially in Nesuo, Los Angeles, Butte, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, Tulare, Merced, Sonoma, Placer, San Joaquin and Shasta Cou

Image:Yellow w-orange Daffodil4-10-06.jpg|Yellow Daffodil Barbara Holmes

...on of Pliny's "Natural History;" Loudon's "Encyclopaedia of Gardening;" G. W. Johnson's "History of English Gardening;" Amherst's "History of Gardening Development of horticulture in Canada in particular. (W. T. Macoun.)

...ather than a garden. A new stage began in America about 1905, when Mrs. J. W . Stewart, of Glen Ridge, New Jersey, made a real garden under glass. (C. L Rhododendron, H. W. Sargent (color dark red, blooming- period late).