Your clues for this week:

• This is the larval stage of an insect in the Nymphalidae family.
• A genus of trees in the Cannabaceae family is the sole host for these caterpillars.
• The common name combines the name of the host tree with a type of ruler.

Good luck!

Happy Mystery Monday! Your clues:

• This shrub comes from Australia
• It belongs to the Proteaceae family
• The species name comes from the Latin word for an acorn-bearing tree.

Good luck!

New articles this month include:

• Deciduous and Evergreen Trees for Your Yard or Porch
• Serviceberry Trees and Shrubs
• Blue Blossom Ceanothus
• Bigleaf Magnolia
• Hong Kong Orchid Tree
• Red vein enkianthus
• Cedar of Lebanon
• Vine leaf maple

Your clues for this week:

• Though the common name might make you think this plant belongs to the Musaceae family, it is actually in Magnoliaceae.
• This evergreen shrub is native to China.
• The common name comes from the scent of the flowers.