Which is the side with the date on it?
In that case the Head side is the side with the date. If there is no date the Head side is the side that shows the name of the country. Coins have a third side also, the edge. There are four basic edges: plain, ornate, reeded (like a current United States quarter or a dime), and lettered.
Where can I find Leonotis lion’s tail?
L. leonurus favors warm, dry climates and is drought-tolerant, though it may be grown in almost any temperate environment including shrublands, grasslands, and swamplands. Wild dagga grows in California, Mexico, and the Caribbean, and has become naturalized in Western Australia and New South Wales in Australia.
Why is the tail of a lion called dagga?
Lion’s Tail is also known by the name Wild Dagga. The word ‘dagga’ is linked to South African name for cannabis species. It is sometimes referred as Wild Cannabis too, cause it has similar psychoactive properties and it’s often used as an alternative to illegal psychoactive plants.
What was the name of the lion’s tail Twister?
The Tail Twister, as we prefer to call him, is about the only absolute dictator we know who enjoys the affection of those whom he oppresses.” Other Lions apparently preferred Tail Twister, too, and somewhere along the line, Spizzerinkter-fortunately-was dropped. 4 #3 Basic Guidelines for Tail Twisting
When does a Leonotis lion’s tail Bloom?
Blooming from late spring through fall, the tubular two-lipped fuzzy flowers, 2 in. long (5 cm), of this South African native appear in tiered whorls around the top half of the long upright stems. The foliage of lance-shaped, dark green leaves, to 6 in. long (15 cm), is aromatic when bruised.
In that case the Head side is the side with the date. If there is no date the Head side is the side that shows the name of the country. Coins have a third side also, the edge. There are four basic edges: plain, ornate, reeded (like a current United States quarter or a dime), and lettered.
Lion’s Tail is also known by the name Wild Dagga. The word ‘dagga’ is linked to South African name for cannabis species. It is sometimes referred as Wild Cannabis too, cause it has similar psychoactive properties and it’s often used as an alternative to illegal psychoactive plants.
