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FOLIAGE & SHADE PLANTS, EPIPHYTES, GINGERS, & HARDY SUCCULENTS at "The Shambles" 2018
Key for historic reference notations to Plant entries:
"Catalogue of the Plants in the Queensland Botanic Gardens". Walter Hill, Government Printer, Brisbane 1875. 1. 1875
"Catalogue of Plants in the two Metropolitan Gardens, The Brisbane Botanic Garden and Bowen Park (The Garden of the Queensland Acclimatization Society). Frederick Manson Bailey, Colonial Botonist, Government Printer, Brisbane 1885 1A. 1885
"Designed Landscapes in Queensland, 1859-1939", Jean Sim, QUT, 1999, APPENDIX G, referred to the following plant lists:
"The Flower garden in Queensland, containing concise and practical instructions for the Cultivation of the flower garden. And the management of Pot Plants in Australia", Albert Hockings, Slater & Co, Brisbane, 1875 2. 1875
"Cultural Industries in Queensland: Papers on the Cultivation of Useful Plants suited to the climate of Queensland:their value as food, in the arts, and in medicine; and methods of Obtaining their products" Lewis Bernays, Government printer, Brisbane , 1883, (pp 201-207, The Shade of trees) 3. 1883
"Tree Planting for Shade and Ornament: Suggestions for teachers and others interested in the Planting of Trees" Edward Shelton, Dept of Agriculture, Government Printer, Brisbane, Bulletin 17, 1892
List: Philip McMahon, Brisbane Botanic gardens Curator 4a. 1892
Ebenezer Cowley, Overseer, State Nursery, Kamerunga4b. 1892
J S Edgar , Botanic gardens , Rockhampton 4c. 1892
William Soutter, Manager , Acclimatization society 4d. 1892
"General Catalogue of Seeds, Plants, bulbs, Tubers, trees, Climbers, etc." Samuel Eaves, Howard, printer, Brisbane, 1897 5. 1897
"Queenslander" under 'Horticulture' section 'Shrubs', William Soutter, 18/12/1897 pp 1181 6. 1897
"General descriptive Catalogue for 1874, of Fruit trees, Shrubs, Ornamental and forest trees, Etc. etc" Charles Wyatt, Frogmore Nursery, Geelong 1874 7. 1874
"1896 Catalogue of Flower roots". Law, Somner & Co., Melbourne, 1896 8. 1896
"Catalogue of Plants for Sale by Michael Guilfoyle" Exotic Nursery, Double bay, Sydney 1851 9. 1851
"Catalogue of Plants for Sale at the Victoria Nursery, Richmond" George Brunning, Melbourne, 1855 10. 1855
"Report on the Progress and Condition of the Botanic Garden and Government Plantations, 1873", R.Schomburgk, W.C.Cox: Government Printer, Adelaide, 1874 11. 1874
"Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, Catalogue of Plants 1962", Brisbane city Council, Brisbane, 1962 12. 1962
"Federation Gardens: Plant lists, Compiled from Searl & Sons General Catalogue 1901, Seeds, Plants & Bulbs for Sydney; Pearce Bros.Descriptive Catalogue and Guide 1900; Robert Little & Co's Catalogue of Flower seeds Sydney 1900: Rumsey's 1882 Catalogue (Roses) Sydney 1882 www.heritage.nsw.gov.au 13. 1900/1
"Talgai Homestead, Plant Ledger, commenced in 1868-1907 by Ellen and George Clark. Additions after 1907-1942 George Carr Clark, 1945-1965 Bardwell" 14. 1868
www.hortuscamden.com ,Hortus camdenensis: an illustrated catalogue of plants collected by Sir William Macarthur at Camden Park, NSW, Australia between about c.1820 & 1861 / by Colin Mills 15. Camden
"The Garden Plants of China" Peter Valder, Florilegium, Sydney 1999 16. China
The title of this Inventory page suggests a grab bag of all sorts of unrelated hardy ornamental and interesting plants. This is appropriate because many of these plants came to us as nameless foundlings, donated by enthusiastic friends and neighbours or seem to have brought themselves. The type of plant catalogued in this section often is found as the undemanding background and space filler of a shady garden in Queensland. Many caused excitement and curiosity to 19th century plant hunters and gardeners but are ignored as 'commonplace' today. They persist because they are easy to transplant and share and often tolerant of neglect in a remnant garden or a very busy one.
Acalypha reptens. Low growing, groundcover plant with bright red catkins. India, Sri-Lankha, Malaysia.Near back stairs
Aeonium Var. 'Swartzkoff' .Dramatic rosettes of black dark green leaves on a low growing succulent. Canary Islands-Mediterranean.Front embankment
The 1885 Brisbane reference 1A.1885 lists Agave americana, filifera, glaucescens, heterocantha, ixtlioides, kirchovei, milleri, picta, potatorum, pugioniformis, rumphi, salmiana and A.xylonacantha
Agave attenuata Large grey green rosettes of succulent leaves.. Drought tolerant with great structure and a traditional garden favourite, or garden survivor. Central Mexico.1.1875 (9 species of Agave)
Agave americana marginata (American Century plant) Rosettes of long succulent leaves, pale cream leaf margin, hard sharp terminal leaf spines. Occasionally produces a very tall flower spike. Johnson's Dictionary gives the date of introduction of variegata to Britain as 1640 and was first botanically described by Linnaeus in 1853. Texas, mexico. 1.1875 (9 species of Agave incl A.americana), 9.1851 Front embankment
Agave weberi Front embankment
Alocasia cuprea (Elephant ears) Large spear or heart shaped leaves give this popular landscaping plant it's name. A dramatic plant in a tropical, subtropical setting in semi-shade with adequate water Borneo.1A.1885 Rain forest Walk
Alocasia brisbanensis syn. Alocasia macrorrhiza (cunjevoi) These grow in moist shade with their large heart shaped leaves. South Asia (Giant Taro)-Australia (Cunjevoi). 1.1875 (10 species Alocasia incl A.macrorhiza), 1A.1885 (Colocasia macrorrhiza), 13.1900/1 West garden near back stairs, Blue trellis garden The Brisbane reference 1A.1885 lists Aloe arborescens, brevifolia, cooperi, dichotoma, glauca, grandidentata, humilis, inermis, mitriformis, plicatilis, saponaria, serrulata, vera and virens.Aloe ferox (Tree aloe) Succulent spear shaped leaves. In our garden these have been displayed with Agaves , Kalanchoes, Sedum, Aeonium etc which has followed the example of early 20th century planting fashion. Very attractive red flower spikes. First botanically described by Miller in his Gardener's Dictionary in1768. South Africa. 1.1875 (A.arborescens), 1A.1885, 9.1851, 10.1855, 13.1900/1 Front Embankment
Aloe vera Low growing spear shaped leaves, popular for use of gelatinous leaf extract as an external medication for skin complaints. North Africa, Mediterranean, Canary Islands.1A.1885 Central Shrub Garden, Frone Embankment.
Anthurium andreanum. We have a collection of these hardy epiphytic plants grown easily in shade outdoors in our garden. We received one species as a gift from members of the International Tropical Foliage and Garden Club when they visited 'The Shambles' for a meeting. Tropical America 1.1875, 1A.1885 (16 species and hybrids).13.1900/1 (A.andreanum, crystallinum, cordifolium, scherzeranum, waracqueanum) West Hydrangea walk, Rain forest Walk, Fernery
Aglaonema marantifolium (Chinese lucky plant) Patterned foliage plant similar in appearance to Dieffenbachia. 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 Rain forest Garden, Blue Trellis garden
Ardisia crenata Low growing shrub, small white flowers and clusters of decorative red berries. Ardisia crenulata was first cultivated in England in 1809. At Camden Park NSW it was received per the ship 'Sovereign' February 1831. South America.1.1875 (A.cenulata), 9.1851, 13.1900/1,15.Camden Central Shrub Garden
Asperdistra eliator (cast iron plant) Very much out of fashion but a tough foliage plant. Tolerant of dry shade, flood, fire and drought. Known in China as Zhizhubandan (spider embracing eggs), a popular container plant. It may have been imported to Britain by 1824 Japan. 1A.1885, 13.1900/1, 16.China West garden, near back stairs.
Asystasia gangetica (Blue form of Chinese Violet) Ground-covering herbaceous plant Malaysia Plough Inn, North Rose garden 1A.1885
Asystasia gangetica micrantha (White form of Chinese Violet) Groundcovering herb South Africa Driveway 1A.1885
Begonia coccinea (tree or Cane begonia) Tall growing begonia with serrated leaves and cluster of pink, crimson or white flowers. There are varieties with leaf patterns, spots or different leaf colours. Easy to strike from cutting. Introduced to Britain in 1842 where it blossomed at Mr. Veitch's Nursery soon after it was received Brazil. Refer to Queensland Begonia Society www.qcgc.net 1A.1885 (B.sanguinea), 13.1900/1,15.Camden Orchid Walk, Blue trellis garden, Rain forest Walk
Begonia fuchsioides Low growing begonia , arching canes with bright red fuchsia like flower clusters. It was collected in New Grenada by Mr. Purdie on behalf of the Horticultural Society in 1845 during his mission for the Royal Gardens of Kew. New Grenada 1A.1885 (B.fuchsioides), 10.1855 (shrubby Begonia), 15.Camden East border garden, Near Wishing well
Begonia luxurians (palm leaf Begonia) Tall rhizomatous begonia with palmate leaves Brazil Blue trellis garden near wishing well
Begonia rex Many cultivars Low growing Begonia noted for ornamental leaf patterns and borders. 1A.1885 Blue trellis Garden near wishing well
Begonia rex cultorum 'Arctic Breeze' cultivar with grey to red foliage Near Back Stairs
Begonia sempreflorens Bedding or Florists Begonia "wax type" because of the waxy look to the leaves. These begonias are grown mostly as bedding plants and annuals but are really a perennial shrub type of begonia in areas that don't freeze Brazil. Near Back Stairs.
Begonia var. 'Red dragon' Rhizomatous begonia var. B.fuchsioides with erect growth and red flowers. Garden hybrid Near Wishing Well
Beaucarnea recurvata, syn. Nolina Ponytail Palm. Strap like foliage and a swollen base with a palmlike shape. Introduced to Europe in the 1870s. Eastern Mexico
Bletilla striata 'Chinese Ground Orchid'. Zi Lan in Chinese, Cultivation in England from around 1794.China, Japan Fernery 16.China
Brassia caudata (Spider Orchid)s, trialled as epiphytic Orchid walk, Blue Trellis Garden
Brassia "Daie Loo" x Miltassia "Christmas Eve" Mauve hybrid Orchid
Brassia "Rex Okika" yellow flowering Spider Orchid
Bromeliads: 1.1875 (Bromelia 4 spp, Aechmea 2 spp, Billbergia 6 spp, Vriesia 1 spp, Tillandsia 5 spp) 1A.1885 (Bromelia 1, Aechmea 2spp, Billbergia 5 spp, Pitcairnea 3 spp, Tillandsia 2 spp), 13.1900/1
Most of the large number of Bromeliads in our garden are in the ground or tied on as epiphytes under trees. They have come to us as anonymous foundlings and all are unnamed varieties. For detailed information visit www.bromsqueensland.com (Bromeliad Society of Queensland). West Garden/hydrangea walk, Orchid Walk, Blue trellis garden, Rain forest garden, Araucaria walk.
Aechmea fasciata (urnplant) Brazil 1A.1885 (2 species) pink inflouresence.
Aechmea gamosepala (Matchstick Bromeliad) bright-green leaves with smooth edges. It forms clumps in a short period of time and bears upright inflorescences with pink bracts and bluish purple flowers, Brazil
Aechmea weilbachii long lasting purple flowers with red bracts from autumn to spring. It has smooth edges leaves. Brazil
Alcantarea extensa Large Bromeliad Brazil
Billbergia nutans (Queens tears) Interesting pendulous flowers 10.1855 Pathway West of House
Billbergia pyramidalis on the ground, they quickly create large clumps, and when planted at the base of a tree, they slowly will climb the trunk. The bright pink flowers on an individual plant last less than one month, but nearly all of the plants will come into bloom at the same time in the late summer 1A.1885 (5 species) Central and Southern America
Neoregelia carolinae. South America Many varieties in our garden, hardy epiphyte but most as understory plants in Western side of the garden.
Neoregelia medusa The genus name is for Eduard August von Regel, Director of St. Petersburg Botanic Gardens in Russia. South America
Portea petropoitiana Genus is named for Dr. Marius Porte, a nineteenth-century French naturalist who died in 1866 in Manilla while on a collection expedition for the National Museum of Natural History. It produces spectacular tall flower spikes with rosy bracts and inflorescences of narrow, blue to violet flowers around 35mm long that make a powerful display when in full bloom during the warmer months. Spined Leaves. Brazil
Tillandsia bulbosa Bulbous airplant. With long lasting inflorencense. South America 1A1885 Wishing well
Vriesia splendens (flaming sword) The genus name is for Willem Hendrik de Vriese, Dutch botanist, physician (1806–1862) Central and South America 1A.1885 West Garden/hydrangea walk, Orchid Walk, Blue trellis garden, Rain forest garden, Araucaria walk.
Bryophyllum spp (mother of millions), Succulant with grey foliage, extremely hardy Africa, Madagascar 1A.1885 Front embankment
Bulbine frutescens (burn jelly plant) Low growing plant with long succulent leaves and yellow flowers on a tall stem. Ground covering. South East Africa East border garden, front path Garden
Caladium bicolor beautiful patterned heart shaped leaves. Requires moist soil, disappearing in our winter to reappear in summer. Said in the Hortus Kewensis to be introduced by Messrs. Lee and Kennedy, Nurserymen at Hammersmith, in the year 1773, and flowered in the garden of Mr. Fonnereau, at East-Sheen, in 1778. South America 1.1875 (33 species), 1A.1885 (24 species and Cultivars), 13.1900/1 Fenced Rose garden
Calathea lancifolia (rattlesnake plant) bright green, wavy leaves are striped with alternating ovals of dark green and accented by a rich purple underside. Brazil.
Calathea orbifolia Bolivia
Calathea roseopicta "Dottie" Rose-painted Calatheaa short herbaceous and evergreen perennial that grows to about 15-30 cm tall and spread as wide. It is clump-forming Brazil Plough Inn
Calathea rufibarba, Velvet Calathea Brazil
Calathea fasciata Large rounded leaves with predominant rib pattern. A wonderful calathea for pot plants or under-story plantings.
Calathea makoyana.(Zebra plant) Patterned foliage for shaded garden. Tropical Americas 1.1875, 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 (5 species) Blue trellis garden, Rain Forest walk
Callisia fragrans (Inch Plant) Callisia fragrans, commonly known as the Basket Plant, Chain Plant or Inch Plant, is a species of the Callisia genus, in the Commelinaceae family. Basket plant is native to South America. Mexico.Criss cross garden, Front embankment
Ceratostigma willmottiana (Chinese plumbago) Low growing trailing evergreen with bright blue single flowers in summer. It is a native of China, and was discovered by Mr. Fortune, growing on the ruined ramparts of Shangai. Obtained from Veitch's Nursery, brought out from England by Captain P. P. King in 1849 to Camden park NSW. Believed by Macarthur to be a new introduction at that time. It was also received from Kew Gardens in the same shipment. China. 1A.1885 (C.plumbainoides, Plumbago larpentae).15.Camden East Border gardens
Ceropegia woodii.(Chain of Hearts).Tiny glaucous leaves in chins, commonly used in hanging baskets. Fernery
Chlorophytum (variegated and standard Spider Plant syn. airplane plant, St. Bernard's lily, spider ivy, ribbon plant, hen and chickens) is a flowering perennial herb, reliable and tough in various locations, as a border plant in dry shade. Plantlets form at end of stems.South Africa 13.1900/1 East Border Garden, Gatehouse near letter box
Codiaeum variegatum (Croton).C. var. 'Stoplight', 'Rina','Captain Kidd' There are a large number of croton varieties based on leaf colour, pattern and form. These colourful plants continue to be very popular with gardeners and plant collectors. Pacific Islands, Malaysia, Australia 1.1875, 1A.1885 (Croton insularis, C.tiglium, Codlaeum variegatum 11 varieties), 5.1897, 13.1900/1 Blue trellis garden, Araucaria walk
Coleus blumei SEE ENTRY BELOW Plectranthus scutellarioides.
Cordylline Australis "Red sensation" deep red foliage all year round. It has thin, long hardy leaves that branch off the main stem. Fenced Rose garden
Cordyline petiolaris (broad leafed palm lily) Reliable semishade plant under trees. Trouble free tolerate dry shade.Eastern Australia Orchid Walk
Cordyline terminalis Tall growing understory plant with many varieties based on leaf colour. There are varieties with red, burgundy, cream, brown solid or striped colour. A popular landscaping plant. Easily struck from stem cutting. Polynesian Islands 1.1875 (C.Australis, C.stricta), 1A.1885 (39 species and varieties), 13.1900/1 Blue trellis garden, Rain Forest walk, Araucaria walk
The Brisbane reference 1A.1885 lists Cordylline albo-lineata, amabilis, australis, baptistii, belmoreana, brownii, chelsonii, congesta, cooperi, crispata, cunninghamii, duffei, ferea, gayii, gloriosa, goldieana, gracilis, guilfoylei, hendersonii, hybrida, indivisa, jaspidea, macarthuri, magnifica, Mrs.Hoskins, nigricans, patula, Queens Victoria, regina, robinsoniana,rubra, striatifolia, stricta, shepherdii, terminalis, turneri, wrightii, and youngii
Costus amazonica variegata Soft stemmed clump forming plant with dramatic variegated foliage. Shade tolerant 1A.1885 (C.elegans, C.malorticanus, C.speciosus), 13.1900/1 Rain forest walk
Ctenanthe lubbersianna Tall stems with ovate leaf blades. Dramatic red flowers appear Brazil Orchid walk, Blue trellis garden
1885 Brisbane Botanic and Acclimatization garden inventories list 18 Maranta species, 2 Calatheas, 3 Heliconias, 4 Alpineas,3 Costus 5 Kaempferia,2 Hedychium, 2 Zingiber and Stromanthe sanguinea . Tropical foliage plants are found throughout this Catalogue.
The 1885 Brisbane catalogue 1A.1885, lists Cymbidium albuciflorum, canaliculatum, eburneum, gigantium, speciosum and suave.13.1900/1
Cymbidium hybrids. Long strappy leaves, tall flower spikes some quite spectacular flower colour and patterns on flower tongue. Probably the plant introduced to Britain in 1789 as C. aloifolium. It occurs in many forms. Cymbidium aloifolium was part of a consignment of plants sent from Kew by John Bidwill in November 1843 to Camden Park NSW. Garden hybrid. Refer Queensland Orchid society. www.qos.org.au 13.1900/1,15.Camden Blue trellis Garden, potted near back stairs
Cymbidium suave Beautiful long green flower spikes on epiphytic orchid with strappy leaves, spring flowering. These may be naturalized in a log or in cymbidium mixture in a pot. Introduced to Britain in 1826. At Camden Park NSW from 1850. Australia 1A.1885,15.Camden Blue trellis garden
Degarmoara Flying High "Hawii" colourful hybrid Orchid.
The 1885 Brisbane catalogue (1A.1885) lists 45 different Dendrobium species, most Australian. The list includes 3 varieties of Dendrobium bigibbum, the floral emblem of Queensland. Dendrobium densiflorum Orchid with long cascading chain of cream flowers with golden yellow tongue. www.qos.org.au 1A.1885, 13.1900/1
Dendrobium speciosum syn. Thelychiton speciosus (King orchid or Rock Orchid) Spectacular flowering epiphytic orchid on rocks or in trees. Cascading spikes of flowers from cream through to yellow in spring. Australia Refer www.qos.org.au 1.1875, 1A.1885 (D.speciosum var. delicatum, fusiforme, hillii, nitidum), 13.1900/1 Potted near back stairs
Dendrobium nobile Reliable soft cane epiphytic orchids. We have many unnamed flower colour varieties from mauve, pink and white range. A trouble free orchid flowering in spring. Introduced to Britain c.1836 by Loddiges' nursery. Requested from Loddiges' Nursery on 1st February, 1849 for Camden Park NSW and obtained from them, brought out from England by Captain P. P. King in that year. India www.qos.org.au 1A.1885, 13.1900/1,15.Camden Orchid walk, West Garden, near back stairs, Blue trellis garden, Rain forest walk
Dendrobium kingianum Epiphytic orchids with small flowers of mauve through to white depending on variety. Discovered by John Bidwill, the first specimens were taken by him to England and first flowered at Loddiges' nursery in 1844. At Camden Park NSW Macarthur probably obtained it from Bidwill or when on a collecting trip around Port Stephens with Bidwill and Philip Parker King, after whom it was named. Australia www.qos.org.au 1.1875, 1A.1885 (2 varieties). 15.Camden Potted near back stairs, Orchid Walk, Rain forest walk.
Dendrobium monophyllum F.Mueller. 1858 (Dendrobium tortile Alan Cunningham 1839). Lily of the Valley Orchid. Found in Queensland and New South Wales Australia on exposed rock faces, open forests and on the outer branches of rainforest trees as well as coastal forest at elevations of sealevel to 1000 meters as a miniature to small sized, cool to hot growing epiphyte or lithophyte that requires high light and constant air movement and has an erect stem that becomes ridged with age carrying 1 to rarely 2, oval, thin, dark green leaves and blooms in the summer and early fall on an erect, 2 to 8″ [5 to 10 cm] long inflorescence that arises from near the apex of the newest mature pseudobulb and carries from 3 to 20, nodding, bell-shaped, long-lasting and sweet smelling yellow flowers Orchid Walk
Dieffenbachia amoena (Dumbcane) a tall plant with decorative leaf pattern South America 1.1875, 1A.1885 (D.amabilis, baraquini, bausei, bowmanii, chelsonii, gigantia, lanceolata, leopoldi, pearcei, sequina, splendens, weirii). 13.1900/1 (6 species and varieties) Blue trellis garden, Rain forest walk, Araucaria walk
Dichorisandra thyrsiflora or blue ginger is a tropical plant which resembles ginger in growth and habit, but is actually related to the spiderworts (the genus Tradescantia). The plant is native to the tropical woodlands of North, Central and South America, specially in Atlantic Forest vegetation in Brazil. Of the family Commelinaceae, they are cultivated for their handsome spotted stems, large shiny foliage which is held horizontally, surmounted by striking blue flowers.It was first described by the naturalist Johann Christian Mikan in 1823.It was first grown in England in 1822, and is recorded from Sir William MacArthur's catalogue in 1857 of plants he grew in Camden southwest of Sydney. It has become naturalised in a small region of northeastern New South Wales in Australia. Tall shade tolerant plant with intense blue flowers. Not a ginger at all but a member of the tradescantia or 'wandering jew' family. Strikes easily from cutting. Introduced to Britain in 1822. Brazil 1.1875, 1A.1885, 13.1900/1, 15.Camden Front path Garden, East border garden, Orchid walk, Blue trellis garden, Araucaria walk
Dracaena deremensis var. longii Tall plant with long spear like leaves with pale marginal accent. A favourite in old gardens. Strikes easily from stem cuttings tropical Americas 1.1875 (24 Draecena spp), 1A.1885 (D.augustifolia, draco, rumphii), 10.1855 (D. Australis ?Cordylline, D.mutans),5.1897, 7.1897, 9.1851, 13.1900/1 Blue trellis garden
Dracaena godseffiana syn Dracaena surculose elliptic leaves with pointed apex, 8cm (3inch) long and 4cm (1.5 inch) wide on thin but wiry stems. The leaves are dark green spotted with cream. New leaves appear as tightly rolled cones, unfurling to show beautiful creamy yellow markings. western tropical Africa rainforest NW Garden, NE Corner
Dracaena marginata Tall plant with long thin stiff leaves with longitudinal colour accents Tropical Americas 13.1900/1 Blue trellis Garden, Araucaria walk
Dracaena reflexa Tall plant with mid green strap like leaves recurved downward tropical Americas Orchid Walk, Blue trellis Garden, Rain forest gardens
Drimiopsis maculata (Leopard lily) South Africa Blue Trellis Garden
Echeveria hybrid Mexico Front path garden
Epidendrum ibaguense (crucifix orchid) Orange, yellow, red and mauve forms of this tough sun tolerant epiphytic orchid. This plant is an old garden survivor and easy to propagate from offsets. Tropical Americas. Near North East corner of House.
Euphorbia milii low growing semi succulent shrub with fierce thorns along the stem and terminal flowers. Introduced to Britain in 1826 and available in Australian gardens from the 1840s. It does not enjoy our wet climate. Madagascar 1.1875. 1A.1885 (E.bojeri) potted
Evolvulus pilosus var. 'Blue Eyes' low growing groundcover plant Bright blue single flowers in summer. Tropical Africa.Front Embankment
Ficus pumila (Creeping Fig) Clinging wall covering climbing fig. Initially the leaves are quite small and the leaf cover is dense. Then as the fig gains altitude the leaves become larger. Can be invasive.Japan, China 1A.1885 Pandorea trellis near back stairs and adjacent rockery
Hamalocladium platyclaudum So called "bad hair day plant" becuase of it's flat foliage trailling with weeping habit, somewhat like a poor wig. Orchid Walk
Hedychium flavum and Dichorisandra thyrsiflora Photo K.Simpson
Hedychium Coronarium (white flowering ginger, Garland flower) Lovely perfumed flowers on a tall plant with large leaves. Shade tolerant. Introduced to Britain in 1791. This plant, probably of Chinese origin, is very much cultivated in the Malaya and India for its fragrant flowers. Macarthur included Hedychium coronarium in an order for Camden Park NSW to Loddiges' nursery in 1845.China. India 1.1875, 1A.1885, 7.1897 (?H. corymbosa), 8.1896, 13.1900/1, 15.Camden Near back stairs
Hedychium flavum Syn. H. gardnerianum (yellow flowering ginger) . Reliable in shade and forming clumps with tall stems and large leaves. This very striking plant was introduced about the year 1823 from India, where it was discovered by Wallich in Nepal, in the Valley of Katmandu. Hedychium gardnerianum was certainly sent to Australia by John Bidwill, probably to Camden, as part of a consignment from Kew, in November 1843. India 1.1875, 13.1900/1, 15.Camden West garden, Orchid Walk
Hemigraphis exotica "Polywaffle" compact, prostrate, evergreen tropical perennial with small, dark green and burgundy leaves and tiny white flowers. The oval leaves are crinkled with curled edges and look rough and rigid but feel soft to the touch. East Border Garden
Heterocentron elegans (Spanish shawl) pretty mauve flowers in spring on a low growing trailing or ground covering shade plant.Central America 1.1875, 7.1897 Rockery garden near back stairs
Impatiens niamniamensis ( Congo cockatoo) grows about 60–90 centimetres (24–35 in) long. This evergreen, perennial species has an erect, succulent, brown stem resembling wood. Leaves are simple, ovate-oblong or elliptical, spirally arranged, about 10 cm long. This plant produces bright and colourful bird-shaped flowers with a long, curled nectar spur. These unusual flowers are usually scarlet red and yellow and can reach a length of about 3.5 centimetres (1.4 in). Fruits are explosive capsules of about 14–16 mm. Tropical Africa Cuttings
Indigofera hirsuta? Indigofera decora (False Indigo) Low growing herbaceous plant with attractive pink flowers. Called Ting teng (Courtyard Vine) in China. Robert fortune introduced this plant to Britain from china in 1845 1A.1885, 16.China Path near back stairs
Kalanchoe Red, yellow, orange, and mauve forms on a low growing succulent which does best in sun, with free draining soil. Madagascar, Africa. 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 front Path garden, front embankment, Rockery garden near back stairs
Leea coccinea ' Hawaiian Holly' . The Leea is a relative of the Fatsia. The burgundy Leea, also known as Hawaiian Holly, has bronzy red foliage. Leea's are a shrubby plant bearing large leaves with each leaf divided into numerous pointed leafletsThe genus was named by Linnaeus after James Lee, the Scottish nurseryman based in Hammersmith, London who introduced many new plant discoveries to England at the end of the 18th centuryGolden Fern (not identified). Burma NW Corner rainforest garden
Miltassia Charles M Fitch "Izumi" This is a hybrid between Brassia verrucosa and Miltonia spectabilis
Monstera deliciosa A large leaf of perforated with oval windows, at times on quite a thick stemmed trailing or climbing plant. Edible fruit if used correctly Mexico-Central America 1.1875, 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 Criss-Cross garden, Near Plough inn
Nandina domestica (Sacred Bamboo). Delicate clump forming erect plant with red foliage in winter. Summer flowering China-Japan Introduced to Europe in 1804. 1A.1885, 7.1897, 9.1851, 13.1900/1, 14.1868 orchid walk
The 1885 Brisbane reference 1A.1885, lists Oncidium cucllatum, lanccanum, papilio, ornithorhynchum, pulvinatum and vericosum.
Oncidium "Shary Baby Sweet Fragrance. Hybrid orchid in Orchid walk
Oncidium varicosum var. 'Dancing Lady' Epiphytic orchid with beautiful sprays of yellow orchid flowers in spring. Oncidium pachyphyllum syn. Trichocentrum pachyphyllum requested for Camden park NSW from Loddiges' Nursery in 1849 and obtained from them, brought out from England by Captain P. P. King in that year. www.qos.org.au 1A.1885. 13.1900/1,15.Camden Orchid walk
Ophiopogon japonicus (Mondo Grass). Well known in landscaping, low growing tuft forming evergreen plant. Known in China at least from the 18th Century as Yanjieedo (Bordering the steps grass). Shade and drought tolerant. 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 (O.jaburan), 16.China East Boder gardens, Blue trellis Garden
Otocanthus caeruleus (Little Blue Boy, Brazilian Snapdragon). Tender perennial shrub with bright blue flowers for semishade, moist position. Fenced rose garden
Pachyveria glauca hybrid Mexico Front path garden
Pachyphytum oviferum Mexico Front Path Garden
Paphiopedalum insigne (slipper orchid) www.qos.org.au 13.1900/1 Potted near back stairs
Pedilanthus tithymaloides syn. Euphorbia tithymaloides (zig zag plant) succulent plant with zig zag stems and terminal flowers with colourful bracts. Introduced to Britain in 1820. South America Orchid Walk
Philodendron (Elephants ears) Large dramatic leaves, tolerates shade but requires some moisture. 1.1875 (P.tripartitum), 1A.1885 (P.carderi, crinipes, erubescens, imbe, melanochysum), 13.1900/1 Rain forest walk
Plectranthus 3 species in Brisbane Botanic Gardens 1875. Plectranthus congestus, P longicornus and P. parviflorus.1A.1885 (Plectranthus congestus, parviflorus).
Plectranthus oertendahlii (standard and variegated varieties) creeping groundcover with small white flowers, mainly in shady areas Brazil Pandorea arch near back stairs, Front path garden
Plectranthus saccatus. Striking blue flowers on a tough low shrub. Reliable. Will self seed. Great colour in the shade South Africa Rockery near back stairs
Plectranthus saccatus x hilliardiae 'cape Angels' 'Mona Lavender', white and pink flowering. Reliable low shrub, shade tolerant, easily struck from cutting. Garden hybrid Rockery near back stairs
Plectranthus scutellarioides. Syn Solenostemon syn. Coleus blumei syn. Coleus scutellarioides Short-lived perennial plant plant.The species is extremely variable in the colour and shape of the leaves. The leaves of the wild species may be somewhat variegated but this has been developed to an extreme degree in cultivated varieties, whose leaves may include one or more shades of green, white, cream, yellow, pink, red, maroon and dark purple. The species was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1763, as Ocimum scutellarioides. The genus Ocimum is best known for Ocimum basilicum, sweet basil. The species was first introduced into Europe from Java in 1851 by a Dutch horticulturalist. At this time, there were few leaf colours and shapes. A wider variety was available by 1877, when the American William Bull offered seeds at 43 US cents each. However, by selecting for seed production, early flowering was inadvertently favoured, and leaf colour also declined in intensity. Coleus breeding revived in the early 1940s, and by the 1980s, the availability of an improved range of cultivars led to coleus becoming the tenth most important bedding crop in the US. Plectranthus scutellarioides is native to India (including the Himalayas), Plants were obtained for Camden Park NSW from the Sydney Botanic Garden on 17th October 1853. For more see firstname.lastname@example.com Tropics Africa-Indonesia 1A.1885 (18 garden varieties). 13.1900/1,15.CamdenSri Lanka, China, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia. East Border, Fenced Rose garden, NW Rainforest Garden, North Lawn and Borders . Below North Verandah etc.
Pleomele reflexa 'variegated' Song of India India , Blue trellis garden
Porphyrocoma lanceolata syn. Dianthera pohliana low growing plant, patterned vein on leaf, terminal spike burgundy/purple flower South America The name published by Hooker in 1845, in the collection at Camden Park NSW in 1857 13.1900/1 West garden/hydrangea walk, North east Corner
Portulacaria afra (Jade plant) Old fashioned succulent plant with lozenge shaped leaves. South Africa Front Embankment
Pseuderanthemum carruthersii var. atropurpureum 'Variegated' Variegated False Eranthemum Polynesia Plough Inn
Rhoeo spathacia syn. Tradescantia spathacea Brought from the countries bordering the Gulf of Mexico to Jamaica; whence it has been imported to England. Introduced to Britain in 1783. Hardy plant for understory planting and as edging plant due to colourful leaves. Central America 15.Camden Blue trellis garden
Sanchezia speciosa. Tall erect shrub with colourful leaves contrasting in mid rib and veins. Tolerates shade. Equador 1A.1885, 13.1900/1 Rain Forest Walk
Sansevieria spp (Mother in Law's tongue).Tough spear shaped leaves on a very hardy plant with attractive variegated green leaf colour 1.1875, 1A.1885 (6 species S.capensis, cylindrica, fuscocinata. Guinaensis, javanica, zeylandica), 13.1900/1 Potted at this stage
Saintpaulia ionantha (African Violet) low growing clump forming plant with glaucous leaves and deep violet flower Africa 13.1900/1 Potted near back stairs
Schlefflera elegentissima syn. Plerandra elegantissima, syn. Dizygotheca elegantissima "False Aralia' It is an evergreen shrub or tree. Its leaves are thin, coppery red to dark green with toothed edges. On adult plants the leaves are much broader. In autumn it bears clusters of pale green flowers followed by black fruit. John Gould Veitch collected Schlefflera syn Aralia elegantissima, which was first introduced to the world during the London 'Great Spring Show' of 1873. New Caledonia. NW Corner rainforest garden
Schlumbergera truncata (zygocactus) A reliable cascading low plant with brightly coloured flowers in pink or white colours. Often used as a potted plant or in hanging basket.South American jungles 1A.1885 Potted near back stairs
Selenicereus anthonyanus (also known by its obsolete name, Cryptocereus anthonyanus) is a cactus species native to southern Mexico. It is grown as an ornamental because of its nocturnal flowers and unusual, leaf-like stems. Common names include fishbone cactus, rick rack cactus, zig-zag cactus and St. Anthony's rik-rak, and is sometimes referred to as an orchid cactus.
Setcreasia purpurea (purple Heart) colour in a low growing sprawling plant. Pink flowers. Mexico 13.1900/1 (Rhoeo spathacea) Orchid WalkSetcreasea purpurea. (Moses in the basket) Strong purple foliag
Spathiphyllum cochlearispathum (Peace Lily) native to southern Mexico and often cultivated. The species was originally described by Frederik Liebmann in a separate genus Hydnostachyon, which he described as having a concave (spoon-like) spathe Spatha foliacea persistens cochleariformis, from which he formed the species epithet cochlearispathum. The species was moved to the genus Spathiphyllum by Heinrich Gustav Adolf Engler Spathiphyllum Certain species of Spathiphyllum are commonly known as Spath or peace lilies. They are evergreen perennials with large leaves 12–65 cm long and 3–25 cm broad. The flowers are produced in a spadix, surrounded by a 10–30 cm long, white, yellowish, or greenish spathe. The plant does not need large amounts of light or water to survive. NW Rainforest area Orchid walk, Potted near back stairs, Rain Forest walk
Strobilanthes cusia syn.S.flaccidifolius Tall lax plant, spring flowering with pendulous crimson bells. Needs moisture to establish. China.East Border gardens, Central Lawn and borders, Araucaria walk
Stromanthe sanguinea Clump forming plant with large dramatic ovate leaves of red, cream and green variegation. Shade tolerant. 1A.1885 Rain forest walk
Syngonium podophyllum Creeping plant with spear shaped pale green leaves. Clings to surfaces including trees. May form a ground covering mat. Central America 1A.1885 (s.auritum) West garden, Orchid walk
Tacca chantrieri is an unusual plant in that it has black flowers. These flowers are somewhat bat-shaped, are up to 12 inches across, and have long 'whiskers' . Tacca chantrierei is native to tropical regions of Southeast Asia including Thailand, Malaysia, and southern China: particularly Yunnan Province. They are understory plants, so they prefer shade (at least 60%). They grow best in well-drained soil with good air circulation, but they prefer high humidity, and need a lot of water. Original description of Tacca chantrieri. was in 1901 by ḖF André. Malaysia, Rainforest garden
Thelychiton speciosus syn. Dendrobium speciosum syn. Callista speciosa A large epiphytic, petrophytic orchid with sprays of cream to yellow flowers in Spring. Introduced to Britain in 1824. It was grown at Camden Park NSW from 1850. It was one of the remnant plants at "The Shambles" when we arrived in 1992. 1.1875,1A.1885, 15.Camden Epiphyte in macadamia tree near back stairs.
Tradescantia spathacea Rhoeo "Stripey Pink" Rhoeo forms rosettes of leaves being pink and white on the surface of the leaf and purple beneath. Southern Mexico Guatemala and Belize NE Corner, Plough Inn
Vanilla planifolia (Syn. V. fragrans) is an attractive sought vine with and highly clusters of golden flowers which produce pods. This climbing orchid vine is a member of the Family Orchidaceae and can reach up to 15m in the tropics. It is free growing in the sub tropical areas and must have very well drained conditions. West of Fenced Rose garden
Viola odorata (violet) Low growing creeping evergreen with perfumed flowers of purple, or white held on erect stems. 1.1875, 1A.1885, 7.1897 (violas 'of sorts') (White violet sourced from Talgai homestead) South Rose garden, East Border gardens, West garden, Fenced Rose garden
Zebrina pendula syn Tradescantia variegate (wandering Jew). Longitudinal striped patterned leaf on soft stemmed creeping plant related to Tradescantia.1A.1885, 10.1855 Orchid walk, Blue trellis garden, Central Shrub garden
Zingiber spectabile is a species of true ginger, native to Maritime Southeast Asia. It is primarily grown in the West as an ornamental plant,. Orchid Walk


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eMusic Showcases Iconic Alligator Records Blues Library Now In 40th Year
Posted by John on August 2nd, 2011
There's a really nice feature on "the blues" by John Morthland, regular contributor to eMusic. First off, you don't have to be a "blues expert" to enjoy blues music. And if you don't know where to start diving into the blues, this feature is a good place to go. It's titled "Alligator: 40 at 40".
Chicago-based Alligator Records is 40 years old. It's a label that has preserved blues from the past while being a home to present-day bands and musicians since 1971. Morthland lays out 40 albums in the Alligator catalog to demonstrate Alligator's heritage and authenticity.
The feature is found at eMusic, a service that has been around longer than Apple's iTunes. eMusic is similar to the well-known iTunes in that it's an internet destination to preview and buy music downloads, but it's got a different attitude. They describe themselves as "the digital music club for music lovers and artists. We do things differently…we put the music in context, making meaningful music connections across a mix of new and old." Read about eMusic here. Custom Channels uses eMusic and we recommend it.Share this:

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The Avenue brings together a compact rugged machine for residential home owners.
The Boulevard is designed for the discerning homeowner with professional features at residential prices.
New for 2018, the XLT provides commercial quality and unique features for larger residential needs at a competitive price.
The Challenger is a perfect fit for commercial and heavy duty residential users. Designed for durability and reliability, while also providing easy access to the underside of the deck, spindles, and engine for necessary maintenance.
Built with the same standards as the larger BossXL, the Charger is the durable choice for any lawn care professional or large estate owner looking for years of rugged and dependable service.
Oversized tires, wide wheel base, and a low center of gravity provide superior holding capabilities. The BossXL is built tough with a virtually indestructable deck, a reinforced bullnose front, and high-impact anti-scalp rollers.
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Country Clipper, a manufacturer of residential and commercial zero-turn lawnmowers, is pleased to announce that Maryville Outdoor of Maryville, MO earned the Top Dealer Award for North America in 2017. This marks an unprecedented 6th year in a row Maryville Outdoor has earned this honor. The award is presented to the top performing dealer who represents outstanding customer satisfaction and sales excellence. John and Sara Mundorf, owners of Maryville Outdoor, pride themselves on selling quality equipment and delivering exceptional customer service.
"Maryville Outdoor offers their community much more than just products," said Blaine Fields, National Sales Manager, Country Clipper Mowers. "They represent the best of independent power equipment retailers throughout North America. We look forward to many more years of success with our partnership between Country Clipper Mowers and Maryville Outdoor."
Country Clipper, located in Corydon, Iowa, manufactures a complete line of mid-mount zero-turn mowers and accessories for lawn care professionals, and residential and estate homeowners. Country Clipper's internet home page is www.countryclipper.com.


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Cyber Security Expert, Robert M. Lee, to Teach Cyber Threat Intelligence at Virginia Security Training
Will Offer Detailed Insight to Help Organizations Deal with Increasingly Sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threats
- Bethesda, MD
- August 9, 2017
SANS Institute, the global leader in information security training, today announced its return to McLean, Virginia October 14 — 21 with SANS Tysons Corner Fall 2017 Security Training Event. Included among the stellar line-up of instructors is renowned cyber security expert and the Founder and CEO of Dragos, Robert M. Lee (@RobertMLee). Lee will teach the popular FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence course.
According to Lee, "It's vital that the security community think critically and evaluate various options when faced with complex scenarios. This is true for any personnel in our field. The FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence course helps practitioners develop these skills and expands them into complex topics such as adversary intrusion and campaign analysis, tradecraft and indicator creation, and effective information sharing from tactical to strategic level players. I developed this course to help move art to science and to push our community forward."
For additional details on the FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence course or to register, visit:
SANS Tysons Corner Fall 2017 features a variety of courses designed to teach effective, actionable cyber security techniques crucial to combatting today's cyber threats. These hands-on immersion style training courses are taught by real-world security practitioners. Included among the course line-up are SEC401: Security Essentials Bootcamp Style, SEC575: Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking, FOR508: Advanced Digital Forensics, Incident Response, and Threat Hunting, the new SEC564: Red Team Operations and Threat Emulation course and more. Bonus evening discussions on today's most complex security challenges will round out the agenda.
For a complete list of courses, or to register for SANS Tysons Corner Fall 2017, please visit:
About SANS Institute
The SANS Institute was established in 1989 as a cooperative research and education organization. SANS is the most trusted and, by far, the largest provider of cyber security training and certification to professionals at governments and commercial institutions world-wide. Renowned SANS instructors teach over 60 different courses at more than 200 live cyber security training events as well as online. GIAC, an affiliate of the SANS Institute, validates a practitioner's qualifications via over 30 hands-on, technical certifications in cyber security. The SANS Technology Institute, a regionally accredited independent subsidiary, offers master's degrees in cyber security. SANS offers a myriad of free resources to the InfoSec community including consensus projects, research reports, and newsletters; it also operates the Internet's early warning system--the Internet Storm Center. At the heart of SANS are the many security practitioners, representing varied global organizations from corporations to universities, working together to help the entire information security community. (https://www.sans.org)


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23rd International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH), 11-12 Sept 2017, London, UK
11th to 12th September 2017
London, United Kingdom
Website: http://gahssr.org/23rd-international-conference-on-social-science-and-humanities-icssh-11-12-sept-2017-london-uk-about-18
Contact person: Dr. Dorothy C
Venue: Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus London SW7 2AZ. International Publication of accepted research papers with ISSN, DOI, Archiving and Indexing. Great opportunity for international Networking and Collaborations.
Organized by: GAHSSR – Global Association for Humanities and Social Science Research
Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 9th September 2017
Check the event website for more details.


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The billing tab shows $0 account balance, all functions seem to work. If nothing happens, I'm just going to enjoy the new hosting service.


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Race Spotlight: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
3 to 5 mile walk
They hold more than 300 events year-round.
Events are held in various cities nationwide.
Registration Fee
Most making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks don't have registration fees, but it depends on the individual event, so make sure to check their specific site.
Size of the Race
The size varies pending on each location.
Family Fun
Yes, it's a multi-generational event perfect for families and kids of all ages. You can walk individually or start/join a team.
T-shirts are often included with registration, if not they can be purchased.
What makes this race special?
It's an inspiring and life-changing opportunity for communities to come together around the country to raise money and support to help end breast cancer. In 2012 alone, 1 million walkers across the country raised $68 million for the cause.
What You Need to Know
While most of the events have no minimum amount to raise to participate, walkers are encouraged to raise at least $100. According to their website, the funds raised through Making Strides Against Breast Cancer support the American Cancer Society's fight to end breast cancer. Specifically, these dollars are used to make a difference in the following ways:
- Helping people take steps to reduce their risk of breast cancer or find it early when it is most treatable
- Investing in research to find, prevent, treat, and cure the disease
- Providing free information and services to help people facing breast cancer today – when and where they need it – including transportation, lodging, wigs, support programs, financial assistance, and more
- Ensuring access to mammograms for women who need them, and encouraging lawmakers to pass laws to defeat breast cancer
Travel tips
This is a race that can be done in your hometown or in a city that you'd like to visit. It's a great opportunity to include your immediate and even extended family. Because the event doesn't exceed 5 miles, there's flexibility to plan it into your family vacation or schedule around family reunions.
For more information, visit MakingStrides.acsevents.org.
Until next time …
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Staal felt he traded one 'brother' for anotherby Kurt Dusterberg
RALEIGH, N.C. -- When Jordan Staal and Brandon Sutter were traded for one another in June, it was Staal who drew most of the attention.
After all, the Pittsburgh Penguins center was about to join his brother, Eric, with the Carolina Hurricanes, setting up a solid one-two punch down the middle of the lineup. The trade also occurred on Jordan's wedding day, adding a bit of the surreal to an exciting story line.
Sutter's move to Pittsburgh, on the other hand, didn't cause quite so many ripples. It became a secondary story played out quietly. But while Eric was thrilled to welcome his brother to Carolina, he was disappointed it came at the expense of his "other" brother.
That's why Eric reached out right away after the trade.
"He's the first one I texted after it all happened, and we talked a few days later," Staal said. "It was a little downer on [Sutter's] side of it, but he seems to be fitting in fine over there."
Leaving Carolina was hard on Sutter too. Because he was an accomplished defensive player, he spent his four seasons with the Hurricanes anchoring the checking line, even earning recognition as alternate captain for his final two seasons. The move to Pittsburgh caught him off guard.
"It's something you don't expect," Sutter said. "You have to get your head wrapped around it. It takes some time to get comfortable with it. It's tough at first, not seeing the same guys, seeing your friends."
Sutter has assumed a similar defensive role in Pittsburgh, shutting down opponents' top lines and chipping in with offense -- four goals and eight points through 20 games -- when he can. He is feeling comfortable with his new teammates and surroundings -- at least on days when he's not feeling funny about the team on the other bench.
A concussion for Evgeni Malkin has recently given Sutter a chance to play in Pittsburgh's top six -- just as injuries to Malkin and Sidney Crosby did for Jordan Staal in recent seasons
Jordan Staal faces Pens for first timeBy Corey Masisak - NHL.com Staff Writer
Jordan Staal will face his former teammates for the first time Thursday when the Penguins and Hurricanes meet at PNC Arena. READ MORE ›
"It feels a little different coming to this side of the rink," said Sutter, who watched the Hurricanes' morning skate. "Once the game gets going I will feel a little bit more comfortable and just worry about playing and not focus on the rest of the stuff."
While Jordan Staal might have more acclaim around the League, he and Sutter share a similar hockey profile. In addition to their defensive skills, the two 24-year-olds are tall, rangy forwards. Both offer hints of breakthrough offensive skills. Staal has a quick, accurate shot, while Sutter is a handful on breakaways, particularly on the backhand. With so many years ahead of them, the book on both centers is that there is room to grow their games.
There's no better scouting report than the one offered by Eric Staal.
"[Brandon] is slotted as a third-line center, but I think he's got the skill and talent to do a little better than that as he grows into his career," the Hurricanes captain said. "I think that's kind of where Jordan was at [in Pittsburgh]. He wanted a little more on the offensive side, a little bit more of a challenge. Brandon is capable of those sorts of things, but he's on a deep team with three centers that are pretty solid."
Reminded that he likely will shadow his former teammate Thursday, Sutter smiled.
"I've had a lot of battles against him in practice," he said. "Maybe that helps. He's obviously a very good player, very strong on the ice. It will be fun to match up against him. I'm looking forward to playing against the guys and hopefully things go well."
Meanwhile, Eric Staal won't soon forget his buddy. Not even his brother fills quite the same spot in his life.
"Brandon's grown up here in the organization and right beside me in the room," he said. "He's a great friend and a good teammate. It was really, really tough to see him go."


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Those Places Thursday - The Elstree Drive Blues...
I came across this video by Nottingham blues singer Ryan Thomas a while ago - it's good to see the street where my family lived mentioned.
Here's a photo of me outside 75 Elstree Drive, aged two in 1967.
I lived there until I was six, but my grandparents lived in this house all their married life, from 1939 to 2001.
Happy memories!
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It's my belief that your education does not stop after completion of your formal education. I have decided that one of my 2011 goals is to synthesize a better understanding of economic theory. Will you join me?
Books Completed: 3
Pages Read so Far: 588
Articles Read Online: 3
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So I obtained a broken external hard drive which has lead me to an interesting discovery. In this scandalous case the cat is the main suspect for knocking it off the side. But I get to rip it apart! The patient in this autopsy is a Fujitsu Siemens StorageBird, 35ev840, Rev: 1.1. 1.5TB. Was a little bit of a pain to open due to the slightly ridged white plastic, left a few scratches on the case but nothing broken.
So this is what's inside:
Does not look like much does it?
Just a Hard drive with a USB interface board. I think I'm going to hi-jack the USB to SATA board as this will be great for turning old HDDs into big memory sticks for backups or a large USB bootable Linux distro could be possible? Hopefully it will play nice with other HDDs
External HDDs are Cheaper than Internal
After googleing around a bit for a possible replacement HDD I've noticed something. An external HDD is cheaper than an internal one.
For Example lets look at the Toshiba 2TB Stor.E Canvio External Hard Drive available on EBuyer for £60. The cheapest 2TB HDD available from Toshiba is £70 . It's only £10 difference but its the same for the 3TB version with a £8 difference.
Here is an extreme version. Hitachi Touro External HDD 4TB £125 whereas 4TB internal £203. Thats £78 Difference. The internal HDD may not be the same in the finer details like read/write and rpm (I would assume the externals are 5400 instead of 7200) and this is assuming it is a standard HDD inside but for raw space that is quite a saving. I picked the cheapest available 4TB HDD to compare it with. At the end of the day it might just come down to externals selling better and the prices can afford to be that low.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Lee Hazlewood & Nina Lizell - Vem Kan Segla Forutan Vind/Hey Cowboy 7" (1970)
Two killer duets with Nina Lizell from Lee's best album "Cowboy In Sweden", with super cool picture sleeve included. 320 Kbps.
01 Vem Kan Segla Forutan Vind (Who Can Sail Without The Wind)
02 Hey Cowboy
Posted by Nature Film at 4:04 AM
Labels: 45, Country, Lee Hazlewood, Nina Lizell, Psychedelia, Single
3 comments:
- Fake said...
Thanks, this sounds so much better than on CD. Please post more Lee vinyl!
- September 9, 2010 at 12:16 PM
- vanDiemerbroucke said...
What a beautiful, sweet voice Nina has. Really want to find more, to buy, and in any language.
thanks for this one.
- January 28, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- Alan D. Russell said...
Hi there
Just discovered your blog.
Unusual stuff - well done.
Any chance of reposts for Lee Hazlewood v45's ?
- June 28, 2015 at 1:48 AM
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Posts tagged as «fashion and style»
Serge – (Italian sargia, franz. Serge, from Lat. Sericus – Silk) – cotton, silk or synthetic fabric with a diagonal weave, produced mostly plain and printed. In Collegiate Dictionary indicates that caddis (from Lat. sericus – Silk) – cotton or chemical fiber fabric with slanted scars on the face.
Sarge is used as a lining, , technical, etc. tissue. Twill fabric produce twill. Twill fabrics, developed twill weave, characterized by oblique diagonal stripes. The bands are obtained as a result of the shift pattern of weaving one thread at each subsequent prokidke duck. Rapport twill be three threads and more. Diagonal direction is positive right and negative left. Most common twill weave fabric with right direction diagonal stripes.
Rapport twill written shot, in which the denominator indicates the number of weft, and the numerator – the number of main floor of each thread within a rapport. So As each weft thread only once a rapport stands on the right side among the major and refining the same way, the fractional designation serge simple class is always either the numerator or the denominator is unity. Twill with repeats 1 / 2, 1 / 3, 1 / 4, etc. – is weft twill, front side fabric weft closed mostly overlapping. Twill 2 / 1, 3 / 1, 4 / 1 – a basic twill, on the front side of the predominant basis. Twill weave fabric with a small repeats have a small scar, with more repeats – a larger and more sculptured rib. Twill weave fabrics of cotton dresses receive and lining, linen (for upholstery mattresses) as well as silk lining, twill fabric. Derivative twill serge include the following types: rigid, complicated, curved, broken, zigzag, reverse, shadow. On the surface of any tissue generated Twill interplay, highlighted distinct diagonal of different widths. These weaves produce cotton, wool and silk fabrics, such as plaid, fustian, cashmere, Boston, Cheviot, dresses and textiles.


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A few weeks ago I started making s.o.t.a.k handmade patchwork drawstring bags. I'm making 3. One for each of our children's foster mother's for when we go to Korea later this year
First bag finished
Front view
Back view
These are the links to Svetlana's tutorials - drawstring bag tutorial, patchwork drawstring bag
Today I finished the last 2 bags!! As soon as I finished, my sewjo flew out the window. Time for more crochet!
Can't wait for Spring. My favourite season of the year. Flowers are already blossoming in our local area


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I went running. At the one mile mark, having already long since hit the point where I generally start to find my groove, I was struggling and thinking why am I running so slow? why do I have a stitch in my side? why am I huffing and puffing and-- oh right, dumbshit. The other day's unforch lung biopsy. Doy. Fair enough. Maybe running days after Needle-in-Chest is a fucking stupid idea.
Speaking of wtf, there was just a guy in a sedan sitting in front of my building blaring (and clapping along to) gospel music with his windows down. I'm all for people getting down with what moves them, but dudeitwassoloud! My poor kitty was at the window yeowling like dudewhatthefuck? Weird.
I got another piece of glass in my foot from my kitchen floor. I thought I got all of the glass up from when I was last playing OOPAH-Ouzo-drunken-glass-smash, but apparently not. And by "playing OOPAH-Ouzo-drunken-glass-smash", I, of course, mean hand-washing my stemware. I do enjoy a nice Ouzo, though.
On Monday, my darlings, I am going to be doing a very exciting week of guest blogging (But you're going to have to wait a few more days until I tell you where) and I'll shortly start doing a regular correspondent blog posting on another site. Lots of fun things in the works, eh? More on that later. I've got to buckle down and get some serious work finished tonight.


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Former royal lovers Prince Harry and Chelsy Davy 'will be back on' say friends
Yet if ever there was a case of absence making the heart grow fonder, it seems that Prince Harry and Chelsy Davy are it, with signs that their passionate love match could reignite.
Just months after the end of their five-year romance, the former sweethearts are still in constant contact, reports the Daily Mail.
"They have been catching up a lot with emails and texts," explained a friend of the pair. "They've also been seeing each other quietly. Basically it looks like soon enough they will be back on".
Adding to the speculation about a reunion is the fact that Chelsy was recently seen socialising with a member of Harry's circle, nightclub owner Nick House, who is a former flame of ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell.
Harry, meanwhile, seems to have called time on a liaison with sultry TV presenter Caroline Flack after entertaining her in his private Clarence House apartments.
An earlier friendship with Kate Middleton's, blonde pal Astrid Harbord - with whom the third-in-line attended an all-night rave party - also seems to have petered out.


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Security will be improved at Drummoyne Wharf as part of a public safety initiative.
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The Presidency has explained why the leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, was not part of the ongoing consultations with leaders of the South East.
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