plants		    PLANTS on the GROUNDS of THROOP CHURCH
			by David Lawyer, 1995, 2003

PATIO (Only sun for a few hrs/day at best.  Full sun plants were a
	mistake)

Sectors designated by letter: N (North next to school), NW (North-West
 next to stage wall), L (left of fountain), R (right of fountain), S
(South --by stairs)

Extinct here.  Note that they should probably not be replanted. 
   Camelia S, L, N 
   Australian tea tree (Leptospermum laevigatum): sprawling, twisted
   	trunk (died 2000) N
   hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinesis) N
	hydrangea (needs almost full sun) N
   (Linonium [Statice] perezii); large leaves (needs full sun) R
   Lightning = Jupiter's Beard; pink-red flowers, succulent
        stems/leaves R

L sector:
   ??	(Amercrinum Howardi: a bigeneric hybrid of 1. Crinum Moorei &
	2. Amaryllis Belladonna [Brunsrigia Rosa]) L, R; pink flowers
		summer & fall 
   Naked Ladies (Amaryllis Belladonna) L, N; pink flowers in fall.
   Kiss-me-quick (Centranthus Ruber) = Red Valerian = Scarlet

NW sector:
   Jade Plant (Crassula argentea): NW, N; succulent
   Kemberley Queen (Nephrolepis Obliterata); a fern of Australia
	Needs medium light.  Often used as a house plant.

N sector:
   Trees: loquat: (now only 5 ft.) large toothed leaves.  Will grow to
	20 ft.	May not bear fruit if a seedling
	Victorian Box (Pittosporum undulatum): oblong shiny leaves
	Deciduous tree (near telephone pole), yellow flowers ?
   Flowers:
   ??	(Amercrinum Howardi: a bigeneric hybrid of 1. Crinum Moorei &
	2. Amaryllis Belladonna [Brunsrigia Rosa]) L, R; pink flowers
		summer & fall)
   Naked Ladies (Amaryllis Belladonna) L, N (disturbed); pink flowers in fall.

R sector:
   Star clusters (Pentas lanceolata); heads of tiny stars (needs full
   sun)
   Kiss-me-quick (Centranthus Ruber) = Red Valerian = Scarlet

S sector:
   Spider plant & Baby tears moss

FRONT YARD

Lawn:
   1. White Clover (Trifolium Repens)
   2. Strawberry Clover (Trifolium Fragiferum); pink flower
      (Planted by David Lawyer 1995?)
   3. Lippia (in NW parkway)
   4. Oxalis
   5. Dandelion
   6  Bermuda Grass (incl. Devil's Grass)
   6. (Proposed additions: Scarlet Pimpernel, Wild Strawberry)
   7. Pineappleweed (Matricaria Matricariodes) (Sunflower Fam.)
      Prickly yellow-green flowers
   8. Wild Caraway (Carum Carvi) (Parsley Fam.)
      Finer than parsley.  "Leaves" tiny cylindrical
Del Mar Garden:
   1. Redwood Sorel (Oxalis Corniculata [Repens]) pink flower
   2. Chickweed (Stellaria Media) white flower
   3. Star of Bethlehem (ornithogalum Umbellatum); blue-white flowers
      in Spring from bulbs.
   4. Filaree (Erodium Cicutarium) lilac flower
   5. Oxalis
   6. Various grasses
   7. Roses
   8. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (Brunfelsia Calycina)

Ground cover:
   1. Gazania, yellow (spreads and roots like ivy).
   2. Ivy

Weeds (vrious locations): Nut Grass, Pecan Trees

APARTMENTS:
   1. Wish item: Ice Plant, Red Apple (small red flowers)
      To transplant this to parkway, one must first stick cuttings in
      damp soil for a few months to get roots started.
   2. Weeds: Pigweed, Mallow, Prickly Lettuce
   3. Mexican Evening Primrose (pink flower, easy to grow, few left)