  Yes, it was the name of Alexander the Great's war horse, but I'm pretty sure it is misspelled, actually spelled Buceph â¦ alus, not Beaucephalus. Bucephalus means ox head for his stubborness. Because Alexander was the only one who could break him.
Crown Vetch. Crown Vetch (Securigera Varia) is a plant that is native to parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe, and has been brought to North America. It's often planted along road ways, and used for erosion control, as well as in soil rehabilitation due to it's ability to add nitrogen into the soil.rown Vetch Flower. Crown Vetch is a toxic plant. It's safe to touch, and has a pleasant smell, but the plant and seeds are poisonous if eaten. Crown Vetch can cause vomiting and diarrhea, as well as cause the pulse to drop, and may even cause death if enough is ingested.
They're fine. Some ornamental thymes have little or no smell or taste, but they're all edible. English is ordinary culinary thyme, as is French, and Silver thyme is the same basic plant but with a white margin on the leaves.nglish has a broad, flat, obvoid leaf, French has narrow leaves that upon closer inspection seem to roll over around the edges. Silver thyme Thymus 'Argenteus' is a sterile hybrid of unknown parentage and has silver/white edged leaves. Like daisyduckworth says. They are all edible.