What is the common name for Stipa gigantea?
Stipa gigantea|golden oats/RHS Gardening. Stipa tenuissima|Mexican feather grass/RHS Gardening.Stipa ichu — the other hair grass And who can blame us? This lovely grass forms large clumps that resemble long, fine, shining blonde hair.How to care for Stipa ichu: Plant in medium to light, well-drained soil in a sunny position, but avoid overly rich soils that may lead to excessive leaf growth at the expense of flowers. Water regularly until established, but take care not to overwater, as it tolerates drought better than soggy conditions.
What is the nickname for Stapelia gigantea?
Stapelia gigantea, commonly called carrion flower, is a spine-free succulent member of the milkweed (not cactus) family that is native to dry desert areas from Tanzania to South Africa. Common name comes from the malodorus flower aroma which resembles the smell of rotting meat. It has very aptly earned the common name carrion flower. Stapelia is a succulent plant from the family Apocynaceae. This family, commonly known as Dogbanes, contains plants that are toxic to dogs and other mammals as well, including humans.