Cat ID help - is this any particular breed?
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Comments (4)I thought your cat looked more like a confused haploa, too, Randy, but, as to their range, Wagner says, "Manitoba to Northern Maine south to Pennsylvania and Great Lake States. Covell (1984) lists hound's tongue as a food plant." Maybe you've found another record setting cat! I don't even know what hound's tongue is - doesn't sound too tasty! Sherry...See MoreHelp me I.D. this cat
Comments (2)Hard to tell without a picture, especially when you can't make a connection to a food plant at the same time. Here's a website that helps you identify caterpillars by features (colors,stripes, fuzzy, etc.) Hope it helps. Here is a link that might be useful: Discover Life Caterpillar ID page...See MoreWhy do you buy any one particular hosta?
Comments (21)Hello everyone, It's taken me a while before I chose to react to this topic. First, let me introduce myself: I'm the webmaster of The Hosta Mill. Like Ken stated, in his own dotty style, the sites mentioned are made by volunteers. Mine is made from A to Z by yours truly. And I can assure you, it's a hell of a job. But I love doing it. Take the tour of the site, see if there isn't anything in it for you. If you like it or don't, let me know. If there are things missing you'd like to see, let me know. We, the fools-webmasters, depend on your feedback to make things better. My native language is Dutch, but the site exists in 2 flavors, Dutch and English. Try to figure out the amount of time needed for such a job. I'd love a native American to check the English version for me, sometimes I'd like pictures of species and cultivars I don't have, articles, information. And above all, I'd love it if al my work doesn't go unnoticed, if it would be helpfull, informative or just entertaining for fellow hosta lovers. Love from the Hosta Mill Rob PS: web building is a winter job. I've only just published a major update, with more to come shortly. Here is a link that might be useful: The Hosta Mill...See MoreIldi is not Ildi - any help ID'ing this variety?
Comments (7)I'll check out the Vent Marin site... ***** Trust me catman, you can't ID a variety for sure from a picture and description at any site and that includes Ventmarin, b'c there are other sites. Once a variety gets seperated from its name there's no way back. At this point I think the best way to go is to contact your seed source and explain the problem, send some pictures and ask for advice. That's the only way you're going have a chance of IDing what you have. I did check the 2009 SSE Yearbook for an orange colored High Country and there was no listing. When I Googled it there were two places selling seed for it and I've linked below to the one that had a picture. I sure wouldn't let an oz or so deter me from considering that you might have received High Country seeds. And yields for the same variety grown in different places sure can vary. Again, I think contacting your seed source is the best way to go. ( smile) Carolyn Here is a link that might be useful: High Country picture...See Moremaire_cate
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