<div class="floatright">(http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/28800000/Theo-Theodoridis-theo-theodoridis-28882561-772-514.jpg)</div><strong>Location:</strong>Introduction to The Study of<del>Poisonous and Dangerous</del>Plants<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Students<br/><br/>“You can find rocks and, literally, shit in dirt,” Randy said, answering Nyx’s question.  He didn’t comment about their exclusion of the small stone.  “Burrowing animals leave theirs behind as they go and we add manure as fertilizer. You can find bits of bone, animal shells, insect carcasses, all sorts of things.”<br/><br/>When Nyx asked about Tiger Lilies, Randy nodded. “You will need to repot it into a larger pot after a while. These ones are a little too small. Add some good quality potting mix and make sure the soil isn’t too moist and we can certainly grow you a   Tiger Lily.”  He smiled. “But I would never call a lily ordinary,” he said.<br/><br/>