[wisb] Re: Flower / Hummingbird Question
- From: Schaufenbuel <schaufenbuel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: schaufenbuel@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2011 14:38:49 -0600
Note on identifying this "cactus," the caller was intent on this not
being a Cactus and that is why my quotation marks. Being
well-acquainted with the Prickly Pear, I was lost on the plant
identity. Plus I have not been around blooming Prickly Pears: do they
attract Hummers?
Joe Schaufenbuel
Stevens Point,
Portage Co., WI
On 2/18/2011 12:35 PM, Schaufenbuel wrote:
> Today on WPR a caller described a perennial, low-growing, "cactus" with
> rabbit-ear-like leaves and tubular yellow flowers. Her indication that
> is very attractive to Hummingbirds caught my attention. I like planting
> hummer-attracting flowers and wonder what plant this may be. Any ideas
> as the lady didn't know what flower she was dealing with?
>
> Joe Schaufenbuel
> Stevens Point,
> Portage Co., WI
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