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• Gigantocharinus Szatmaryi, a new trigonotarbid arachnid from the late devonian of North America (chelicerata, Arachnida, trogonotarbida) 

  ABSTRACT-A new trigonotarbid arachnid, Gigantocharinus szatmaryi new genus and species, is described from Upper Devonian (Late Famennian) sediments...

  Journal of Paleontology, 01/01/00 by Shear, William A · More from publication

• Angel's Trumpet 

  Invite the tropics into your home. Invite the tropics into your home. It was a typical day in the tropics -- humid to the saturation point. Yet...

  Flower & Garden Magazine, 04/01/99 by William A. Shear · More from publication

• Foxgloves 

  Foxglove is a flowering biennial that grows well in shady spots. Its flower spikes grow from three to seven feet fall. Hybrids are available in a...

  Flower & Garden Magazine, 05/01/97 by William A. Shear · More from publication

• Impatiens for summer 

  Impatiens are generally easy to grow although they will not grow well everywhere. Varieties of impatiens are described, and information about...

  Flower & Garden Magazine, 03/01/97 by William A. Shear · More from publication

• Crested irises 

  Crested irises can be used as ground cover, border plants or greenhouse plants. The best known variety is Iris cristata, which is tiny, blue and...

  Flower & Garden Magazine, 05/01/95 by William A. Shear · More from publication

• Marvelous michauxia - includes list of nurseries 

  The michauxia is known also as the Catherine-wheel flower. Each blossom contains 20 white petals, extending four inches in diameter. The plant...

  Flower & Garden Magazine, 06/01/94 by William A. Shear · More from publication