Leucanthemum superbum 'Aglaia'
By Seaburngirl
2 Aug, 2010
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How do you pronounce that then?
4 Aug, 2010
lew-can-the[f sounding]- mum Ag -la-ee-a. Dont know if that is right for the variety name but thats how i do it.
4 Aug, 2010
Together with her sisters Euphrosyne (joy and mirth) Thalia (bringer of flowers) Aglaia (brightness) was the youngest and most beautiful of the three Graces, a triad of female deities who protected vegetation.
The Graces were daughters of Zeus and the sea-nymph Euronyme. They were Aphrodites servants, and related to the nine Muses and the three seasons.
I wonder if it rhymes with Gaia?
5 Aug, 2010
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very pretty!
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