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Petes lose close one in Oshawa
Gaskell Cup: Good hockey, good fun, good cause
Two friends were on the minds of those participating in the fourth annual Gaskell Memorial Cup for HOPE.
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A special element to every Kawartha Stamp Club show and exhibition is the Show Cover.
Man dead after standoff, lockdown at Walmart
The Special Investigations Unit is investigating after a 58-year-old man was found shot in his vehicle after a standoff with police at the Chemong Rd. Walmart
Whitehill's Fleming rink CCAA champions
Peterborough's Jason Whitehill and his Fleming Knights teammates are Canadian college curling champions.
OMHA champion to be crowned Sunday at Kinsmen
The OMHA novice AE championship will be decided Sunday at the Kinsmen Civic Centre.
Jason Kenney to speak in Norwood
Federal Defence Minister Jason Kenney will be the guest speaker Sunday at a party meeting in Norwood.
FutureShop unplugs Canadian stores
Retail giant FutureShop abruptly closed its Canadian stores Saturday morning, informing employees before stores were set to open for the weekend.
PMLA rep tryouts start Monday
The Peterborough Minor Lacrosse Association has announced their rep coaches for the 2015 season ahead of tryouts starting this week.
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$1.1M boost for child care
Licensed day cares across Peterborough city and county are about to get a $1.1-million boost from the province
Ashburnham Dr. work could begin May 4
Major reconstruction on Ashburnham Dr. could get started as early as May 4 if city councillors agree on hiring a contractor next week
Knights advance to gold medal round
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fast growing vines not toxic to cats
Hi. We built an enclosure for our cat, he loves it and go outside all the time. The only problem is we didn't build a roof for the enclosure and I think its a bit too much sun for him to stay outside for too long. So I was thinking to plant some vines on one side of the enclosure so he will get some nice shade when the weather gets hotter. I was searching for some fast growing vines and people suggest moonflower and morning glory, however they are both toxic to cats. I was wondering if there's fast growing vines that is not toxic to cats? thanks :)
Although their site is a little confusing(seems they have a new format), the ASPCA non-toxic plant list has many cucurbits listed. Maybe you could grow cucumbers or melons on the enclosure. I do know that many cats are fond of cantaloupe.
Here is a link that might be useful: ASPCA plant list

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Spirits were high in South Beach on Tuesday as the USTA celebrated the refurbishment and creation of 10,000 youth-sized tennis courts in the United States.
World Tennis Day a Resounding Success
From Mauritius to Mexico the world united on Monday 4 March to celebrate World Tennis Day.
With events taking place across the globe in a bid to promote tennis and increase participation among young players, there was plenty going on to keep followers on social media and fans in stands entertained.
USTA Serves Special Report Shows Youth Who Play Tennis Get Better Grades, Plan to Attend College, and Are More community-Minded
White Plains, N.Y., February 26, 2013 – USTA Serves, the national charitable foundation of the United States Tennis Association, today announced the results of the USTA Serves Special Report, More Than a Sport: Tennis, Education and Health. The study, conducted among high school students, is the first nationwide study to analyze the educational, behavioral and health benefits to adolescents who participate in tennis. Results from the study show that, when compared to non-athletes and participants in many other sports, young people who participate in tennis get better grades, devote more hours to studying, think more about their future, aspire to attend and graduate from college, and have lower suspension and expulsion rates.
10 and Under Tennis Dashboard Shows Progress Toward Growing Game
As the tennis industry's focus on growing youth tenniscontinues to expand across all segments, key performance indicators for the youth initiative show positive signs of growth. The USTA produces a monthly 10 and Under Tennis "Dashboard" that helps track key performance indicators, such as red, orange and green ball sales (tracked by TIA Census Reports), new youth-sized courts installed, and more. For 2012, many of the categories greatly exceeded 2012 goals.
Tennis Providers, Host a Kids 'Tennis Festival' in March
Tennis providers, boost your business by hosting a Tennis Festival in the month of March, designed to get kids active and excited about tennis. Tennis Festivals are a way for tennis facilities, parks, and municipalities to introduce tennis to kids and provide a platform to register children for spring and summer programs. The events provide an opportunity for kids to experience a variety of tennis activities and games designed for all ages and skill levels.
Tennis Night in America Aims to Boost Participation
Are you ready for March 4? That's an important day for tennis and for this industry. Here in the U.S., March 4 is "Tennis Night in America," and across the globe, it's "World Tennis Day."
New Tennis Equipment Index Sees Growth Driven by Youth Equipment
The tennis industry rebounded from a challenging year in 2011 with positive dollar growth in all equipment categories measured by the TIA in 2012, which includes tennis racquets, tennis strings, and tennis balls - which include breakout categories for championship as well as red, orange, and green (ROG) tennis balls.
Tennis Providers, Host a Tennis Festival From March 1-31
In 2012, more than 2,000 youth tennis events took place across the country, giving tennis organizers the opportunity to showcase youth programs while attracting new players. This March, invite parents to participate and experience first-hand how tennis is now sized right for age and ability. Be one of the first 1,200 registered tennis festivals and receive an event pack including a YouthTennis.com banner and giveaway items for event attendees. As a host your facility will receive:
Tennis Night in America & World Tennis Day set for March 4
March 4, 2013, will be an important day for tennis and the tennis industry across the globe. Some of the greatest champions in the game will take to the court during the BNP Paribas Showdowns in New York City and Hong Kong for a night of exciting tennis. The Showdown in NY will kick off the USTA's "Tennis Night in America," and StarGames Inc, the producers of the BNP Paribas Showdowns, has partnered with the International Tennis Federation to designate March 4 as "World Tennis Day" across the globe.
Tennis Participation Grows 4% in U.S
Tennis participation in the U.S. grew 4% in 2012, topping 28 million players for the first time since 2009, according to an annual survey by the U.S. Tennis Association and Tennis Industry Association. It's the second highest total number of players recorded since the survey began in 1988.


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With last week's release of Planned Parenthood's 2013-2014 annual report [PDF], we learn that the nation's largest abortion chain is still the nation's largest abortion chain.
To be precise, 327,653 babies were killed at Planned Parenthood facilities in 2013—a slight increase over the previous year. We also learn from the report that Planned Parenthood received over half a billion dollars in taxpayer funding in 2013, and that their figures for cancer screenings, prenatal services, and adoption referrals were all down from the previous year.
But one aspect in particular that has yet to attract much attention is Planned Parenthood's statistics on the number of so-called "emergency contraception" (hereafter: EC) kits distributed in 2013, and how these figures compare in previous years' annual reports, as well as to their abortion numbers for corresponding years.
In 2013, Planned Parenthood distributed 1,440,495 EC kits. Compare this with their figures going back to the beginning of this century: [Continue reading …]
When you go to a doctor's office or a hospital, there are some subtle hints that you are not at home.
One of the first hints is the furniture. While at home you may have soft cloth upholstery with cozy surfaces, at the hospital or doctor's office you get the feel of hard vinyl or plastic or metal.
Not too inviting. Why is that?
Because, unlike our homes, hospitals and doctor's offices have serious concerns about the spread of disease. Vinyl, plastic, and metal are easily cleaned up. Spray with a germicide, wait, wipe, and you're done. This is particularly important when there is, shall we say, "bodily fluid spillage".
Cloth, on the other hand, does not allow for cleanup. Once "fluids" are in, they stay. Unless a cloth chair can be steam cleaned on a moment's notice, there is no way to guarantee it is clean for the next patient.
Vinyl, although easily cleaned, still has to be maintained. When there are rips in vinyl, fluids can leak into the stuffing, rendering the chair uncleanable.
With this mind, it's worth taking a look at what state inspectors found during their most recent inspection [PDF] conducted September 16 at Planned Parenthood's Far Northeast Health Center in Kermit Gosnell's hometown of Philadelphia. [Continue reading …]
Abortionist Mandy Gittler was responsible for the death of 24-year old Tonya Reaves at Planned Parenthood's Near North Center in Chicago on July 20, 2012, and has performed over 15,000 abortions in her career.
On June 18, the Pro-Life Action League visited both of her Chicago abortion facilities to expose the truth about her deadly business.
Our first stop was at All Women's Health, an abortion clinic operated by Gittler in the city's Bucktown neighborhood. Right from the get-go, by the time we started deploying sign holders, Chicago Police were already on site.
Pro-Life Action League staffer Matt Yonke positioned himself with a Malachi sign a few feet from the entrance to All Women's, and within minutes, two officers approached and told him he was not allowed to stand within 50 feet of the entrance. [Continue reading …]
The Orange County Register came out with an eye-opening article recently highlighting the staggering amount of money that many third party commercial fundraisers make off telemarketing campaigns they run for nonprofits.
According to figures [PDF] from the California Attorney General, nonprofits themselves kept only 37% of the nearly $300 million raised in the state by commercial fundraisers in 2012.
The article quotes Doug White, an instructor with Columbia University's Master of Science in Fundraising Management program, who calls these telemarketing companies "bottom-feeders." But he doesn't blame them: "They're just for-profit companies doing their job. I blame the nonprofits that use them over and over and over again."
Then the article names some names—a list that includes the nation's largest abortion chain:
One campaign for the Planned Parenthood Federation of America in New York had revenues of $2 million – but the nonprofit wound up losing $1.8 million nonetheless, for a return of minus 92.8 percent, according to data collected by the California attorney general. [Continue reading …]
For reasons unbeknownst to me, the other day I received at our home address my official Planned Parenthood Membership Card, along with a letter [PDF] from Cecile Richards saying she can't thank me enough for what I have done for Planned Parenthood this past year.
What I have done is picket their high-dollar fundraising events, protested their conferring of various leadership awards on turncoat politicians, and exposed a pattern of abhorrent practices at their facilities nationwide. But I'm glad they appreciate these contributions enough to confer membership on me.
The letter from Cecile Richards says nothing is going to stop them from making sure women have access to "safe, legal abortion," but that my support is absolutely critical in 2014 to help them lead the fight.
She admits they're having trouble: "Five years ago, very few people thought legal access to abortion was really at risk." Then she goes on to fret about waiting periods, counseling and ultrasound requirements, admitting privileges, and "unnecessary" building code laws for abortion clinics.
Good. It's nice to know what bothers the nation's largest abortion chain, so as Member number 1840624, I'll do everything in my power to concentrate on doing those things every chance I get.
Recently Planned Parenthood sent out an email to their supporters highlighting their "Top 5″ moments from 2013.
Considering how much time and resources the nation's largest abortion chain put in to shilling for the Affordable Care Act/ACA/Obamacare, it's no surprise that the ACA's provision that employers—regardless of any conscientious objection—provide free contraception made the list.
Notice how Planned Parenthood framed it:
The ACA covers preventive care with no copay under all plans — meaning women get birth control with no out-of-pocket cost. Many women now have access to affordable birth control for the first time ever. There's really only one response to that:
On Monday the liberal magazine Mother Jones reported:
The European manufacturer of an emergency contraceptive pill identical to Plan B, also known as the morning-after pill, will warn women that the drug is completely ineffective for women who weigh more than 176 pounds and begins to lose effectiveness in women who weigh more than 165 pounds. [emphasis added]
The article also states:
Weight data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that, at 166 pounds, the average American woman is too heavy to use these pills effectively [emphasis added].
Add this to the ever-growing body of evidence that the increasing propagation of so-called "emergency contraception" (EC) has been an utterly failed strategy. (Indeed, this news comes just a few weeks after an article was published in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management which found that increased access to EC has had no significant effect on unintended pregnancy or abortion rates—but that it may have led to a decrease in reports of rape.) [Continue reading …]
A new article on so-called "emergency contraception" (hereafter: EC) was published last week in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
Its central finding:
We find that expanded access to EC has had no statistically significant effect on birth or abortion rates.
If you've been following the research on EC in recent years, you'll recognize that this is not so much news as it is further confirmation that the ever-increasing propagation of EC has been an utterly failed strategy.
How utterly? Consider that when the FDA first approved EC pills in 1998, supporters predicted that "50 percent of all abortions and unintended pregnancies in this country could be avoided if women had access to emergency contraception."
Since then, these predictions have proven to be hopelessly wrong. [Continue reading …]
Advice the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy thinks you should know
In a recent LifeSiteNews article, Rita Diller of Stop Planned Parenthood writes about the University of Maryland's "Sex Week," held October 15-18.
In it she mentions that one of the sessions held on campus during the week was being conducted by the school's student representative for Bedsider, a college outreach program sponsored by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy (NCPTUP). Their name sounds innocuous enough, of course, but most people don't realize that Dr. Vanessa Cullins—vice president for medical affairs of the nation's largest abortion chain, Planned Parenthood—is on NCPTUP's board of directors.
Bedsider calls itself an "online birth control support network for women 18-29." True to form, if the content on the NCPTUP website is PG-13, then the content on Bedsider's website is definitely rated "R." [Continue reading …]


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Some people are attracted to looks or money or power. But personality is one of the biggest attractions for some people.
Me? I'm attracted to smart, serious, slightly sarcastic maybe even a lil sadistic guys (hey all S's lol). lol I think it's because I was raised to think the man should be the dominant one >.< IDK ...
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All right. Before starting these "classic" recaps or whatever MBTV calls them, I wondered what to do about the fact that I know how some of the ongoing plots are going to turn out. I figured maybe I should do my best to pretend I don't know what's going to happen with Dana's Dating Plan, for instance, but then I decided that really wasn't going to be all that feasible and I know I'd probably slip up at some point. What I was REALLY worried about was getting e-mail from some hardcore fan saying, "Um, excuse me Mr. Recapper, in your latest so-called 'classic' recap, you refer to Casey as Rectangle Head, only Dana didn't point out his head's similarity to a rectangle until six episodes from this one. Kindly be more careful in the future." So if anyone gets the urge to point that kind of stuff out, SAVE IT.
Next, I want to give a big shout-out to zapatos for providing me with a tape of the beginning of Season 2.
Since this is the first recap I've done since Rocket Richard passed away, I wanted to dedicate this recap to him and also to my dad, since Richard was one of my dad's childhood heroes. It's impossible to overstate just how important Richard was to Quebec in particular and Canada in general as one of the greatest hockey players the game has ever known.
This episode begins with a montage of clips set to a vaguely bittersweet Las-esque song and little subtitles let us know that time is passing: Day 23, Day 40, Day 71, etc. Throughout these clips Rectangle Head's obsession with Dana is revealed, and since I guess last season it was established that he actually is in love with her, I suppose it's okay, but if you didn't know that, you might think this guy was stalking her. He keeps sneaking glances at her while she goes about her daily business. He also writes stuff. A journal, haiku, I don't know. On Day 71, he walks into her office and puts a card and a yellow rose on her desk. Moments later, he returns to take the card back and, as an afterthought, the rose as well. On Day 79, the two of them are in an elevator and going over the rundown. God knows why they would do this in an elevator. Casey interrupts Dana to start to ask her out, I think, because he starts in with that "I was just wondering if --" faux-nonchalant thing guys do when they've been obsessing about women for, oh, eleven weeks and counting. But he's interrupted because the elevator dings and a bunch of people crush on, so I guess this is why they're contrivedly doing the rundown in an elevator. This is supposed to be funny or poignant, I can't tell which. I rolled my eyes, though. I don't know if eye-rolling is considered an emotion. Day 86, at Anthony's, Dana is guzzling her ever-present martini and Casey is staring at her from across the bar and I guess he's going to make a move now because we get a weird making-his-move-now close-up of Casey as he sets his drink down and as he looks up again, some guy is talking to Dana. Casey shrugs and picks up his drink again.
Next scene, Casey is watching Dana via his makeup mirror. There's a hand on his shoulder and it's my man Dan, who says, "It's been ninety days," yet strangely we didn't get a "Day 90" subtitle on the screen. Casey says he knows. "There's a statute of limitations," says Dan. "So you say," says Casey. ". . . and it's been ninety days." Casey doesn't want to talk about it and Dan says some stuff to the effect that "the time is right" and "I don't want you to be scared" or some such as they sit at their on-air desk. In the control room, Dana blows in and says she's shuffling the ten block and we get the requisite sports channel jargon for a while. Will gets a line. Or was it Chris? It's been a while since I've done a recap and I'm forgetting the Tertiary Character's names. Dana looks at a monitor and asks where the network feed is. Chris says, "We're on lumber sports," which means something to Dana, but I don't know what. Dana walks over to the desk and tells Dan and Casey that "Dinardio's confirmed" so they're going to lead with it. Casey wants to lead with the Jets. "Why?" asks Dana. "'Cause it's a better story," says Casey. "Really good point, Casey, and thanks for the tap on the shoulder," says Dana, whatever that means, as she winks at him and I'm not sure why she's winking at him either. "Now lead with Dinardio. And fix your tie!" she calls over her shoulder as she walks back into the control room. Jeremy comes in to tell Dana he has a new top story. Jeremy's new top story is a Chinese swimmer swimming the Taiwan Strait and he blah blahs about the politics of it as Dana just stares at him. When she doesn't say anything, he says, "Aren't you going to give it to Dan and Casey?" "Not this second," she says, and continues on with her business.


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A Christmas Story: Musical Based on Popular 1983 Movie at 5th Avenue Theatre
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A fun holiday show. We love the film and this was that plus more. the songs were fun and the staging interesting, nicely bringing in the radio and nostalgic aspects of the period. The kids were great. Fun numbers with them. Leads very good.Well worth seeing.
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Better than the movie it was based on! Performers were excellent, as was the staging, singing and choreography. Bravo to the young composers who wrote such tuneful music, and some near-showstoppers!
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Great acting and singing. We all enjoyed the show. A little more dialog and a couple less songs would have been better.
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Based on the classic 1983 movie, A Christmas Story: The Musical! invites you to follow the adventures and mishaps of 9-year-old Ralphie Parker in his quest to get the Christmas present of his dreams – an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action 200-Shot Range Model Air Rifle. This spectacular new production will delight you with its deliciously wicked wit, sparkling music, and heart of pure gold. It's a holiday treat for kids of all ages!
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Variegated foliage in q STAPELIA (Carrion flower) Succulent with fleshy q $20.00 Assorted varieties in 4" pots. green, white, and cream. angular upright stems, smelly flowers ONCIDIUM The "Dancing Ladies" produce a cloud of flowers in q CANADIAN BOREAL Semi-double purple pansies q STEPHANOTIS FLORIBUNDA (Madagascar with coral puffs, white edge. Dark green foliage. Jasmine) Wiry twiner with leathery leaves and very yellow with red, burgundy, or brown markings. Some fragrant white flowers. varieties are fragrant. They prefer warm days and bright q CHANTILLY LACE Double white stars with thin red morning light. Do not overwater. edge. Ruffled foliage in green and white. q STREPTOCARPELLA GOOD HOPE Sky blue q CHIFFON PRINCE Large semi-double blooms in light flowers over velvety green foliage. q $15.00 Assorted varieties in 4" pots. ZYGOPETALUM lavender tipped in royal purple. 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Large 3" royal purple blooms. $3.50 Schultz African Violet fertilizer – suitable for most fantasy, white edge. Dark green quilted leaves. q TIBOUCHINA URVILLEANA EDWARDSII Larger flowering plants, liquid, 155 gm. q DUMPLIN' Double pink two-tone blooms over plain flowers and a more compact habit than above. $4.00 Plant Prod 15-30-15 flowering plant fertilizer, dry green, quilted leaves. q TILLANDSIA, assorted. Bromeliads and air plants. powder, 250 gm. q FICKLE FLIRT Semi-double pink stars with blue q TRACHELOSPERMUM ASIATICUM (Asiatic $5.99 RainGrow organic fertilizer 4-2-3 A liquid fertilizer fantasy, white edge. Plain green, quilted foliage. 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Dark green quilted leaves. q PAGAN IMAGE Double stars of peachy-pink with glowing centers and fringed edges. Dark green and Allamanda cathartica cream foliage, slightly ruffled. 23 Check website for new varieties 24 1 q PARADISE LOST Double lavender stars with white PASSIFLORA (Passion Flower) Vining plants that can on spreading branches. A nice shrubby foliage plant. frilled edge. Medium green, ruffled leaves. be twined on a trellis or planted in a basket. q RADERMACHERA SINICA (China Doll) An excellent q PLENTY OF PEPPER Large semi-double stars up to _ P. AMETHYST Twining stems with spectacular foliage plant with glossy green leaves and many 2 1/4" across, in glowing Cajun-red. Medium green fragrant purple-mauve blooms, three-lobed leaves. branches. Likes moist, fertile soil. glossy foliage that is tailored and pointed. _ P. CAERULEA (Blue passion flower). Fast-growing, RHIPSALIDOPSIS (Easter Cacti) These resemble _ POWDER KEG Semi-double dark red stars with white semi-evergreen climber with blue and white flowers, Christmas Cacti but the branch segments are more gently edge. Dark green quilted leaves with red reverse. followed by edible, but not especially delicious, egg- rounded. They normally bloom in April and May, and _ PUEBLO Large semi-double stars in deep and bright shaped yellow fruit. Frost hardy in mild areas. sometimes again in the fall. Culture is similar to coral. Dark green tailored foliage. Christmas Cacti but they do not need to be "timed". q P. EDULIS Edible 3" fruit in your sunroom! White q RAINBOW'S NEW HORIZONS Semi-double light- blooms with lavender corolla. Delicious fruit juice. q R. ANDROMEDA Deep lavender pink flowers. A very heavy bloomer and a vigorous grower. medium blue stars with white and pink fantasy. _ P. MOLLISSIMA Large pink flowers, yellow fruit. Tommie Lou variegated, quilted foliage. Leaves three-lobed, softly-downy underneath.. q R. CAPRICE Pink star-shaped blooms, with a darker _ RODEO COUNTRY Semi-double to double medium midstripe down each petal. q P. VITIFOLIA Profuse red blooms, petals somewhat blue blooms. Dark green leaves with red reverse. reflexed. Grape-like thick leaves. q R. GAERTNERI GIANT Flaring flowers of brilliant q SOMETHING SPECIAL Semi-double dark blue- orange red often hiding the leaves completely. _ PELARGONIUM VANCOUVER CENTENNIAL A Largest blooms of any Easter Cactus to date. purple blooms dance over plain green foliage. dwarf plant with golden maple-like leaves with bronze q SPLENDIFEROUS Single pale pink stars with red central splotches, and bright orange-red flowers. q R. ROSEA A tiny jointed plant that produces clouds of eye, white fringed edge. Dk green quilted leaves. light Pink flowers. Almost a miniature. 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Variegated dark green, leaves with white-cream variegation. pink and bronze, glossy leaves. q RHODOCHITON ATROSANGUINEUM (Purple Bells) q PEPEROMIA GUAVEOLENS Banana like leaves, A climber from Mexico with heart-shaped leaves and _ SWIFTY THRILLER Fringed double lavender two- burgundy on bottom and green on top. toned blooms. Green, cream, and pink ruffled leaves. long-lasting, dark purple bells. PHYGELIUS Cape Fuchsia Fairly hardy herbaceous q TOMAHAWK Vibrant semi-double Red blooms over perennials from South Africa with hanging fuchsia-like q RUELLIA MAKOYANA (Monkey Plant) Violet tinged dark Green foliage on a symmetrical plant. blooms. Good patio plants to attract hummingbirds, can olive green leaves with silvery veins on top, purple lower surface. Fuchsia trumpet flowers 3 cm long. q VENUS BUTTERFLY Semi-double large watermelon be over-wintered outdoors in mild areas. red two tone star, up to 3" across. Dark green q PHYGELIUS AFRICAN QUEEN Coral pink blooms. q SANSEVIERIA TRIFASCIATA LAURENTI (Mother- pointed, red-backed foliage. in-Law's Tongue). Sword-like leaves with golden q PHYGELIUS MOONRAKER Creamy yellow flowers. edges, a very tough plant. q VICTORIAN VELVET Very large deep magenta semi- q PHYGELIUS DEVIL'S TEARS Scarlet flowers with double stars with frilly edging accented in pink. Red yellow throat. q SAXIFRAGA STOLONIFERA (Strawberry Geranium) reverse on medium green leaves. Hanging basket plant producing smaller plantlets on q PLECTRANTHUS AMBOINICUS (Cuban Oregano) runners. White flowers. Bright light, not too wet. q WHITE LACE Ruffled white double flowers mottled Thick fuzzy green leaves with oregano fragrance. with purplish-blue. Ruffled medium green foliage. q SCHEFFLERA ARBORICOLA (Hawaiian Dwarf q PLECTRANTHUS VARIEGATA (Swedish Ivy) Fast Schefflera) Shrubby, needs bright light and moist. q WINDY DAY Semi-double blue stars with white-green growing trailing plant with hairy green leaves with SCHLUMBERGERA (Christmas Cacti ) They will ruffled edge. Dark green red-backed leaves. white scalloped edges. Leaves release a pleasant normally bloom the same time each year but you can herbal aroma when touched. experiment in 2 ways. Temperature: keep nights 12-15C STANDARDS leaves $1.25, plants $3.50 q PLECTRANTHUS NICO A spreading or trailing to set buds. Light: more than 12 hours of darkness at q ACA'S CORAL LAGOON Ruffled stars of semi- foliage plant with very dark shiny leaves that are about 15C will initiate flower buds. Give bright filtered light double coral. Dark green scalloped foliage. burgundy on the reverse. and let dry out somewhat between waterings. q ACA'S RED EMBER Semi-double red pansy blooms q PLUMBAGO AURICULATA (Cape Leadwort) q S. ASPEN Snow white bloom with serrated edges. over green and white variegated foliage. Attractive plant with true blue, Phlox-like flowers in Keep temp above 10C or blooms will be pinkish. q ANNABELLE Double pink two-tone shaded blooms profusion from spring to winter. A rare color. q S. BRIDGESII The original Christmas Cactus. Small over dark green leaves with red backs. q PODOCARPUS MACROPHYLLUS (Buddhist Pine) glossy green leaves on an arching stem. Carmine red _ ALAMO FROST Semi-double white blooms with Upright stems with narrow glossy leaves. Keep in a and purple blooms. green edge over medium green leaves. cool spot. q S. BRISTOL QUEEN Dramatic 2" bloom. White _ ALAMO GOLDRUSH Double gold blooms with pink q PORTULACARIA AFRA VARIEGATA (Rainbow centers and fuchsia petal edges and tips. shading over variegated green and white leaves. Bush) Lovely succulent with red brown stems and _ ALAMO RAINBOW White and lavender semi-double q S. CHRISTMAS FLAME Silky white Inner petals, pretty leaves, margined in creamy white and a thin outer petals golden yellow. Keep above 10C. blossoms with blue and pink fantasy edges, medium carmine red edging. green plain leaves. q S. CHRISTMAS MAGIC II Very big flowers here. q PSIDIUM GUAJAVA (Guava) Leathery green leaves Purplish red. 2 Check website for new varieties 21 22 JASMINUM (Jasmine) Sweetly scented blooms. At least q MIKENIA TERNATA (Plush vine) Fast-growing trailer q ANTONIA Double fantasy blooms with a green edge some of these varieties are always in bloom. Grow in with small purplish hairy leaves. Keep moist, likes over plain green foliage. good light but not full summer sun. Keep evenly moist. bright light. q APACHE ARROWPOINT. Large, double lavender _ J. FIONA SUNRISE Deciduous climber with brilliant _ MIMOSA PUDICA (Sensitive Plant) Feathery leaves flowers with darker lavender edges. Green and yellow leaves and white fragrant flowers in summer. that fold up when touched, pink ball flowers. bronze, crown-variegated foliage. _ J. FLORIDUM Compact species with small q MONSTERA DELICIOSA (Swiss Cheese plant), _ APACHE DIAMOND Bright raspberry semi-double everblooming flowers. Small green leaves. Mexican breadfruit. Large glossy split leaves and ruffled stars, over white, green, and pink leaves. q J. HUMILE REVOLUTUM Yellow blooms and a spicy aerial roots, needs support to grow large. _ APACHE SHOWOFF Hot pink semi-double pansies carnation fragrance. q MUEHLENBECKIA COMPLEXA (Maidenhair vine) with red eyes over dark green and pink foliage. q J. NUDIFLORUM Nearly erect plant with glossy green Tiny leaves and black stems. Bears small, white q APACHE SUNBURST Large pansies with upper leaves. Yellow blooms in early spring. edible fruit. petals in burgundy and lower in pink. Dark green q J. OFFICINALE Poet's Jasmine. Fragrant starry white q MURRAYA EXOTICA (Orange Jasmine) A compact leaves edged with white and pink ruffles. flowers on twining stems from spring to fall. plant, but can be constantly in bloom and covered q APPLAUSE Semi-double lavender blooms shading to q J. OFFICINALE GRANDIFLORUM (French Perfume with small red berries. Orange scented white flowers. purple edge, over plain green foliage. Jasmine) Double white flowers on twining stems from _ NANDINA DOMESTICA (Heavenly bamboo) An _ ARIA Single to semi-double blue-purple stars with spring to fall. Strong scent. upright evergreen shrub with compound leaves in white edge over dark green, cream, and pink foliage. q J. POLYANTHUM (Winter Jasmine) Blooms early in metallic green, turning red in winter. Cane like stems. q BIG DADDY Large semi-double blooms of bright the year with deliciously scented masses of white Limited quantities. purple, up to 3". Green foliage with red reverse. flowers. Compact vine. NEMATANTHUS Primarily hanging basket plants but can q BLUE DRAGON Semi-double to double stars of pale q J. SAMBAC (Maid of Orleans) Bushy growing. Single be grown in pots. Orange, red & yellow pouch-shaped blue with dark eye and red band, variable green edge. fragrant blooms used for scenting tea. blooms. They need a bit more light than violets. Dark green foliage. q J. X STEPHANSE Evergreen hybrid between q N. CHRISTMAS HOLLY Bright shiny green leaves. q BLUEBEARD Semi-double blooms in blue over J.beesianum and officinale. Climbing vine with Brilliant red blooms. variegated foliage. slender shoots. Fragrant pink flowers, summer. q N. DUGNY Large yellow flowers with red stripes. Dark q BLUSHING FANTASY Pink semi-double and double q J. TORTUOSUM A South African vining Jasmine with glossy foliage shaded deep red. (limited #) stars splashed with deep blue fantasy, hot pink eye. good vigor and a fruity fragrance from its pure white _ N. DIBLEY'S GOLD Dark Green leaves variegated Deep green foliage with red reverse.. star-shaped flowers. with Gold. Orange flowers. q BLUSHING IVORY Single ivory stars blushed with _ KOHLERIA CLOWN PRINCE Fuzzy leaved _ N. FRECKLES Orange flowers with maroon spots wide bands of pink-orchid glitter. Dark green foliage. gesneriad with rose blooms sporting darker rose dots where petals join. Glossy green leaves. q BOB SERBIN Semi-double red sticktite pansies with on face and throat. Fairly compact. Keep moist. q N. STOPLIGHT Leather-like green leaves, with red a thin white edge. Dark green, quilted leaves with q LANTANA CAMARA (Yellow Sage) A West Indies undersides. Small red blooms in pedicels. serrated edges and red backs. shrub with bristly green leaves. Flowers open pink q N. TROPICANA Dark green shiny leaves. Large gold q BOB'S OMEGA Single pink blooms with a rose stripe and yellow, maturing to red-orange. blooms, striped in garnet red. frosting plain green foliage. q LANTANA MONTEVIDENSIS (Weeping Lantana) NERIUM OLEANDER (Rose Bay) Evergreen shrubs that q BRIGHT EYES Single pale lavender two-tone blooms Everblooming lavender flowers with a trailing habit reach 3 or 4 feet if potted in tubs, so make ideal patio over variegated leaves. suitable for baskets. plants. Can also be pruned back for houseplants. Long _ CANADIAN MOONLIGHT Single to semi-double pale q LEDEBOURIA SOCIALIS (Silver squill). Tiny bulbs narrow leaves, upward growing. Poisonous. purple pansies over frosted green and white foliage. form straplike leaves with leopard spots and small q N. DOUBLE PINK Heavy bloom clusters of large, q CANDY SWIRLS Semi-double white and pink large spikes of Muscari-like flowers. double pink flowers. pansies with pink eye and edge. Medium green _ LONICERA NITIDA BAGGESEN'S GOLD (Gold box q N. DOUBLE WHITE Large double white flowers that leaves, quilted and scalloped. honeysuckle). Bushy evergreen shrub with golden offer a nice contrast to the pink if potted together. q CENTENNIAL THUNDER Large white blooms with leaves in bright light, great for container topiary. _ N. RED Clusters of single red blooms, narrow leaves lavender-tinted ring and edges, green leaves. _ L. NITIDA LEMON BEAUTY (Box Honeysuckle) that are dark green and glossy. q CHARTREUSE WONDER Semi-double to double Upright evergreen branches with narrow green OXALIS (Shamrock) Mostly green leaved plants with white blooms graced with lacy chartreuse edges and leaves, each with a golden border. shamrock leaf shapes. These can be multiplied by brushed with light pink. Wavy light foliage. q MANDEVILLA SANDERI (Dipladenia) Light pink division. Low light and cool. Most need a rest period. q COLONIAL PORT FAIRY Semi-double to double flowers, yellow throat to 3 ". Shiny green leaves. q O. REGNELLII Clump forming with green leaves, blooms of light blue over medium green leaves. Everblooming. Pinch to keep in shape. topped by tiny light pink flowers in summer. q COLONIAL TASMAN Semi-double lavender flowers q MARANTA LEUCONEURA (Prayer Plant). Oblong q O. REGNELLII TRIANGULARIS As above but with with blue fantasy. Dark green leaves. green leaves with brown blotches. deep, velvety purple leaves. q CORAL MAGIC Single to semi-double dark coral-red q MARANTA ERYTHRONEURA (Herringbone Plant). q O. DEPPEI A bulb-forming four-leaf-clover from blossoms displayed over dark green leaves. Similar to the prayer plant, but with bold red veins. Mexico with red-pink flowers in summer. q CORALETTE Double coral blooms with variable white _ MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA (Tea Tree) Shrub with q OSCULARIA DELTOIDES A succulent with thick edge. Light green, glossy, quilted leaves. citrus scented leaves and white bottlebrush flowers. toothed blue-grey leaves and pink daisy-like blooms. q DELFT IMPERIAL Double blue two-tone fringed 19 Check website for new varieties 20 3 blooms with variable white edge. Quilted leaves. HOYA (Wax Plant) Hoyas are mostly vining and make q FITTONIA ARGYRONEURA NANA (Silver nerve q DESIGNER DRESS Semi-double pink frilled stars with plant) Attractive foliage plant with ovate leaves netted great houseplants in pots and baskets. They can be lighter shading, white edge. Dark green, heart-shaped, in silver veins. Small-growing. trained to climb. Keep in bright light, do not overwater. quilted, and wavy leaves. q FUCHSIA TRIPHYLLA GARTENMEISTER q H. AUSTRALIS Robust, with large green waxy leaves q DIERDRE Semi-double light red and light pink blooms BONSTEDT A reliable winter blooming Fuchsia. and clusters of fragrant white flowers. over green leaves. Bright orange-red flowers. Dark bronzy leaves. q H. BELLA Miniature wax plant. Small green leaves, _ EUREKA Single to semi-double blue stars with lighter _ FUCHSIA Assorted Named varieties with a range of white blooms with purple centers. limited centers, rays, and edges. Tommie Lou green and pink bloom types and foliage. Hardy in mild areas. q H. CARNOSA The old-fashioned wax plant. Large foliage with red reverse. HEBE (New Zealand boxwood) waxy green leaves with silver flecks, pink blooms. q FESTIVE AMETHYST Semi-double amethyst stars These small evergreen shrubs have neatly arranged q H. CARNOSA compacta regalis (Hindu Rope) shaded with lavender, as well as streaks of dark leaves in a variety of shades and shapes and usually Curled blue green leaves bordered in pink and cream. purple. Deep green, quilted foliage. feature small flowering spikes. Sun or part shade, cool Pink blooms. q FESTIVE HOLIDAY White semi-double pansies edged growing, hardy outside in mild areas. q H. CARNOSA Krinkle Dark green curled leaves. in red top leaves with mosaic variegation. _ H. ANOMALA Slender upright red-purple stems with q H. CARNOSA Tricolor Dark green leaves with cream _ FIREBRAND Semi-double coral, red, and pink blooms small dark green leaves. The flowers are white, and pink centers. blaze above medium green plain foliage. _ H. AUTUMN GLORY New leaves purple, maturing to q H. CARNOSA variegata Large green leaves with q FIREWORKS. Double red blooms over dark green, green. Purple flowers. cream edges, new leaves often pink & cream. quilted leaves. q H. BUXIFOLIA PATTY'S PURPLE Compact grower q H. CORONARIA Small bright green leaves. Broad q GHOST DANCE Large double white blooms, usually with glossy Boxwood foliage. Small spikes of lavender clusters of small white snowflake-like blooms. touched on the edges by a ghostly shade of green. spirea-like flowers. Light quilted leaves of mid-green. _ H. KATRINE Cream & green leaves, purple blooms. q H. CRASSIPES Small round green leaves. Flowers are fuzzy, deep rose colored. q GLITTER STAR Large double pink stars with a ruby q HEBE WAIREKA Larger rounded leaves of gold and _ H. GLOBULOSA Long strongly veined leaves. red glitter edge. Ivory and rose variegation on leaves. green and a more open habit than other varieties. Flowers creamy white. Limited quantities. q GOLDEN THREADS Double and semi-double white Deep purple flowers in summer. stars shaded and brushed with tones of yellow. HEDERA HELIX (Ivy) English Ivy provides a vast array of _ H. INCRASSATA Shiny four inch leaves with slight different leaf shapes and patterns. Prefers to be cool. veining, large buff and red flowers. Limited quantities. Medium green tailored foliage. q GRAFFITI Semi-double pink stars streaked with a blue q H. DUCKFOOT forms tiny mounds of miniature q H. LACUNOSA Small glossy leaves, tiny ruffled leaves shaped like duck feet. white flowers. Limited quantities. stripe. Symmetrical, medium-green foliage. _ GRAND MASTER Single purple sticktite stars with q H. GLACIER Leaves of green and white. Compact q H. LONGIFOLIA Pencil thin leaves and blooms of rather slow grower but worth the wait. starry white. Limited quantities. raspberry edges above medium green foliage. q HAWAIIAN PEARL Semi-double and double stars of q H. GOLD CHILD Grey-green centers with golden _ H. NICHOLSONIAE Clusters of yellow star shaped margins, five-lobed leaves. flowers with white centers, strongly veined leaves. ivory, banded in a wide halo of deep lavender rose. _ H. GOLD DUST Medium green leaves diffused with Limited quantities. Deep green leaves. q HIS PROMISE Grow under lower light to bring out the creamy yellow variegation. q H. OBSCURA Deep rose-pink glossy leaves with _ H. GOLD HEART Dark green leaves with a central light green veins. Clusters of salmon pink flowers. varying soft yellow tones on glistening double white splash of gold. Small, compact growing. Limited quantities. blossoms. Bright green, tailored foliage. q H. HAHNS SELF BRANCHING An all green ivy that _ H. PUBICALYX RED BUTTONS A fast growing hoya q HOT SPOT Large ruby red semi-double stars. Wavy with bunches of scented mauve-red flowers. foliage shapes into a compact show plant. spreads rapidly. q H. IVALACE (Lacy Leaf Ivy) Small, closely held frilly q H. SERPENS Miniature trailer with dark green, dime q IMPOSTER Double plum-wine stars with white edge. sized leaves. Large clusters of fragrant pink flowers. Dark green and cream, glossy leaves. leaves of crinkled dark green. Limited quantities. _ IRISH MAIDEN Double green flowers touched with q H. KOLIBRI Silver-white flecked with emerald. _ H. OAK LEAF Miniature oak-shaped leaves. q H. TSANGII Small dusky rose oval leaves with white and pink, over medium green ruffled foliage. maroon edges. Clusters of red flowers tipped with q ISLAND CORAL Double coral pansies with white q H. PETITE POINT Deeply divided green leaves with yellow. Compact grower with trailing stems. Limited edge. Medium green, plain, pointed leaves. very sharp points. quantities. _ JONATHAN Semi-double lavender blooms with darker _ H. RITTERKREUZ Leaves shaped like Knight's q HYLOCEREUS UNDATUS (Red Dragon Fruit). A top petals float above dark green foliage. Cross, dark green with five pointed lobes. night blooming cactus like Epiphyllum, with trailing q JUNE ROSE A unique tri-color double. Red with orchid q H. SCUTIFOLIA An interesting ivy of perfect heart- stems, large fragrant blooms, large edible red fruit. and a heavy edge of white. Dark green foliage. shaped leaves. HIBISCUS (Rose of China) These plants can be grown q IMPATIENS NIAMNIAMENSIS (Congo Cockatoo) q KIMONO Semi-double burgundy pansies with pink Ever blooming, drooping jewel-like red -yellow parrot fantasy. Medium green leaves. indoors or as patio plants. If you want to keep them small shaped flowers. Long ovate green leaves. and well shaped prune after flowering. Keep moist at all q LADY BIRD A large brilliant double red. Dark green times and give good light. _ IOCHROMA GRANDIFLORA (Blue Datura) Small quilted foliage. Outstandingly beautiful. Datura-like blue flowers on half-hardy shrub. q ASSORTED A mixture of large blooming types. _ IRESINE HERBSTII Blood Leaf produces bright red q LAMBERT CLOSSE Semi-double lavender red stars. Colors vary from yellow to pink, red, and two-toned. Dark green and cream variegated foliage. leaves given bright light and moisture. 4 Check website for new varieties 17 18 q E. BELLA VISTA Flared bell blooms in raspberry q E. SUMMER WONDER Narrow pale raspberry purple _ LUCKY LUCILLE Semi-double lavender stars with purple with pink sepals. Early bloomer. inner petals have darker stripes. Wheel shaped dark tips fringed in white. Green & white foliage. q E. BOB GRIMSHAW Multi-petaled flower of deep blooms usually late in season. q MAJESTY Slightly frilled 1.5" blooms shaded, scarlet. Inner petals have wide ring of hot fuchsia. q E. THREE ORANGES Contrasting shades of orange. streaked and blushed with varying degrees of yellow q E. DESERT SUNRISE Glowing orange-lavender inner Inner petals dark orange with magenta, next tan- and pink. Wavy green serrated foliage. petals, outer petals red. Opens wide. orange, sepals orange and purple. q MARCHING BAND Single to semi-double hot pink q E. EMPRESS Shades of pink and coral, cup and _ E. TIKI TORCH Orange inner petals with intense pansy edged in fuchsia-red. Dark green foliage. saucer bloom shape. raspberry edging. q MICHIKO Double pale pink blooms with rose top q E. EUPHROSINE Blooms of double pink in about the _ E. UNNAMED Hybrids We have some plants that petals. Variegated green, pink and white leaves. mid-season. A good reliable bloomer. have come to us without names, but they are still _ MIDNIGHT AURORA Double dark blue blooms gorgeous. $3.50 edged with raspberry. Red-backed foliage. q E. FLORENCE REED ARNOLD Extra large double with coral pink petals and brick red throat. q E. WAIKIKI RAINBOW Bell-shaped blooms of fuchsia q MISS ELLIE Bright fuchsia semi-double blooms with q E. GEORGE WOODARD Orange red with plum throat inner petals and long orange-red sepals. Full double ruffled edges. Medium green slightly pointed foliage Slightly ruffled blooms. blooms, eye-catching! forms a compact-growing rosette. q E. GNARLY GOLD A perfectly round shape of multi- EPISCIA (Flame Violets) Lovely pot plants with colorful q MISTY CLOUD Semi-double dark blue flowers with foliage and blooms. They like it warm. Do not let the heat white edge. Dk green leaves with red backs. petaled yellow, dark in the back ranging to lighter drop below 60F. These plants do best in a large bowl. q NESS' CHERRY SMOKE Large semi-double white shades on the front. Very vigorous. q E. HEAVEN SENT Unique combination of lavender q E. ACAJOU Metallic Silvery green foliage with quilted pansies, trimmed in cherry red. Light green quilted brown edges. Red flowers. foliage. A good "low light" plant. edged in ruffled white. Outer petals are red and orange. q E. BLUE NILE Blue-green and bronze leaves with q NESS' ORANGE PEKOE Semi-double to double contrasting light green centers. Light blue flowers. coral pansies. Dark green Tommie Lou foliage. q E. IVORY BROCADE Satin white inner petals with _ E. CHOCOLATE SOLDIER Chocolate borders on ruffled edges. Outer petals deep yellow, edged in q NEW CREATIONS BLACKJACK Double blue silvery green leaves. Red blooms. flowers often streaked in white. Dark red backed bronze. q E. JENNIFER ANN -Well shaped yellow blooms with q E. COUNTRY MOONSHINE Green leaves with dark foliage. Well-behaved show plant, very popular. brown glittering edges. q NIGHT FEVER Deep burgundy semi-double pansies long, spiky outer petals and cupped inner petals in graduated lengths. q E. FIMBRIATA BLUE HEAVEN Green foliage with a splashed with darker burgundy fantasy. Symmetrical, pebbled surface, fringed white flowers banded with dark green, red-backed foliage. q E. MAIDU Overlapping petals of deep Indian orange, lavender, violet streaks in throat. wrapped around a bright magenta throat. Loose cup. q NUBIAN STAR Large pink semi-double stars over q E. MARIE JOSEPHINE Giant creamy yellow blooms, q E. KEE WEE Brownish green foliage accented with foliage with champion variegation, red reverse. rose veins. Bright red blooms. Vigorous. q OPTIMARA Assorted named varieties Selection will opening huge and lasting long. q E. ORANGE CRUSH Wide open bell-shaped bloom q E. LIMON Dark green leaves with attractive patterns vary during the shipping season. of green. Lavender blooms that supplement a red q OZIO Double pink blooms with purple fantasy, fuchsia in golden orange, with darker orange midstripe and blooming collection. frilled edge. Dark green, quilted foliage. edges. Greenish throat. Good, pendulant growth. q E. OXYPETALUM (Night Blooming Epiphyllum) q E. PINK ACAJOU Orange red blooms. Leaves light q PEACEMAKER A pink fantasy bloom of semi-double green accented in black-green and overlaid in pink. blue stars, outlined with a raspberry edge. Quilted Where modern hybrids come from. Beautiful white cup-shaped blooms in a "Dutchman's Pipe" shape. q E. SILVER SKIES Red blooms on mini light green sturdy medium green foliage. foliage with silver luster, brown edges. q PEACH PUFF Semi-double peach-pink two-tone q E. PAINTED DESERT Soft sunset colors of very light orange with a raspberry throat. Several rows of q E. STRAWBERRY PATCH Large rosy pink leaves stars with darker tops. Medium green, quilted leaves. petals, shorter in front. with silvery green centers, red-orange blooms. q PIRATE'S GOLD Double white stars with lemon- q E. RED SAILS Bright scarlet red inner petals q E. UNPREDICTABLE VALLEY Unstable foliage of yellow blush. Medium green, wavy foliage deepening to bright red outer petals. Opens wide. green, white and pink, orange flowers with yellow q PLAYFUL DREAMER Wavy semi-double pansy throat. shaped blooms in pink and shading and blushed in q E. REWARD Silky wide-open blooms in multi shades of yellow. Inner petals yellow brushed in cream. q EUPHORBIA MILII (Dwarf Crown of Thorns) Woody yellow and ivory. Dark green foliage. Vigorous growth habit. stems, thorns and frequent scarlet flowers. q PLAYGIRL Semi-double light pink blooms with darker q E. ROSE OF LANCASTER Stunning tomato red _ FEIJOA SELLOWIANA (Pineapple Guava) A shrub eye. Medium green, quilted leaves. satiny petals with rounded edges. Wide open. with fuchsia-like blooms and guava-flavoured, green q POSH PURPLE Dark purple double and semi-double fruit. Hardy in mild winter areas. blooms over attractive medium green foliage. q E. SAKURAHIME Large blooms in shades of cherry blossom pink. q FICUS ELASTICA The ever popular rubber plant, _ RAINBOW'S MEADOWLAND Pale lavender semi- with large dark shiny green leaves. double blooms with darker eye and edges. Medium q E. SHAWNA Compact flower with petals of pure, sparkling white. Outer petals are solid lavender. q FICUS PUMILA QUERICIFOLIA RIKKI (Creeping green leaves. Fig) Ideal for covering topiary forms. Tiny oak shaped q RAINBOW'S QUIET RIOT Large semi-double stars in q E. SIEGFRIED Exquisite pastel pink inner petals are leaves forming a dense mat. framed by rose yellow sepals. Easy to grow, vigorous. sapphire blue-purple with white fantasy. Dark green q FICUS PUMILA SNOWFLAKE Creeping Fig with tiny scalloped foliage. q E. SPARKLE Brilliant red with a touch of fuchsia on leaves with a border of wide snow white. innermost petals. Ruffled, funnel form. Wavy growth. q RAINMAN Masses of large dark blue stars edged in 15 Check website for new varieties 16 5 white and touched in green. Dark flat symmetrical q B. JAMES WALKER Blooms profusely showing _ CISSUS RHOMBIFOLIA Grape Ivy Green glossy 3- foliage. Very strong grower. reddish-purple bracts. lobed leaves, very tolerant of poor conditions. q RAPID TRANSIT Semi-double medium blue pansies _ B. LAVENDER Lovely lavender bracts, small leaves. CITRUS Easy to grow plants that will bear fruit in the with wide white-green edge. Dark green, plain, home or Greenhouse. Good air circulation, moderately q B. PAGODA PINK Pale pink double, hint of green. warm temperatures and as much light as possible will pointed leaves with red backs. q B. RASPBERRY ICE Raspberry red blooms over keep them happy. Can be outside in summer. _ RASPBERRY CRISP Light pink semi-double pansies variegated green and white foliage (limited). with raspberry edges. Dark green leaves. q C. AURANTIIFOLIA Dwarf Bearrs Seedless Lime. q B. SAN DIEGO RED The brightest red of all, even in Juicy lemon-sized fruit in winter/spring. q RASPBERRY RAMPAGE Single to semi-double low light. Very upright growth habit. stars in dark raspberry with white fluted edge. Dark q C. LIMON MEYER An old variety of dwarf lemon is green and white variegated foliage. q B. SCARLET O'HARA Vigorous grower with large delicious with golden yellow fruit. The best of the leaves and Scarlet bracts. Citrus for cooler temperatures. q RHAPSODIE Assorted named varieties Selection q B. TEXAS DAWN Delicate Rose Pink bracts. will vary during the shipping season. q C. LIMON EUREKA Variegated Pink Lemon with BRUGMANSIA $8.00 plants, $5 cuttings. white variegated foliage tinged with pink. q SATIN BOW Single to semi-double frilled lavender "Angel's Trumpets" are striking perennial plants for stars with rose center and fantasy. Dark green, glossy indoors or patio. Flowers are large, trumpet shaped to 12" q C. MAXIMA Pummelo. Giant grapefruit-type fruits on leaves with maroon backs. strong branches with large leaves. and hang down. A variety of colors from white to yellow, q SCENARIO Semi-double stars of violet red, bordered orange, and red. Note: These plants are poisonous. q C. TANGELO Grapefruit-orange hybrid produces in purple. Very symmetrical medium green foliage, orange-red fruit. q BRUGMANSIA ASSORTED Seedlings from hybrids variegated in cream and pink. of several varieties. Most will be named crosses, in a q CLERODENDRUM THOMSONIAE (Glory Bower) q SEA DRIFT Double medium blue stars with white wide range of bloom colors and sizes. Vigorous climber, green leaves covered in crimson ruffled edges. Medium green wavy foliage. flowers peeking from white calyces. q B. xCANDIDA DOUBLE WHITE Fragrant double q SHIMMER SHAKE Pink, double, frilly stars accented white blooms hang from downy leaves. q CODONANTHE GRACILIS Small growing gesneriad with blue fantasy. Dark green foliage. with white pouch-shaped flowers in profusion, each q B. x INSIGNIS FROSTY PINK Flaring blooms begin marked in red and yellow. _ SNOW BALLET Double white blossoms garnish yellow, then turn white and finally pink. pointed, quilted green leaves. q COFFEA ARABICA (Coffee Plant) Grow your own q B. PEACHES & CREAM Variegated green and white coffee! Dwarf tree with shiny dark green foliage. q SUMMER PASSION Semi-double dark pink blooms leaves, creamy blooms darkening to peach. with red glitter overlay and a white edge. Dark green, Grows to about 18" in the house. q B. SANGUINEA (Red Angels Trumpet) Large q COLEUS Assorted Foliage plants in a wide range of plain leaves. trumpet-shaped red flowers to 8" marked and blended q SUNCOAST CIRCUS CANDY Full double pink colors and patterns. in yellow. Soft downy foliage. blooms heavily ruffled with chartreuse edges. q CRASSULA OVATA Tricolor (Tricolor Jade) Thick q B. SUAVEOLENS BLANC White to cream flowers. fleshy leaves in green white and pink. Easy, tough. Symmetrical ruffled, dark green leaves. q B. VERSICOLOR CHARLES GRIMALDI Pale orange _ C. OVATA California Red Tip Thick fleshy leaves in q SUNCOAST PAISLEY PRINT Semi-double dark pink to deeper golden orange, profuse fragrant flowers. pansies with purple fantasy. Dk green leaves. green with red edges when grown in bright light. q CACTI ASSORTED Small desert type cacti in a _ C. LYCOPODIOIDES Watch chain Crassula. Tiny q SUNNY SKIES Single to semi-double pale blue stars variety of shapes and sizes. streaked in various amounts of yellow. Medium green, leaves on thin stems, like green chains. Does best in quilted foliage. q CALLISTEMON VIMINALIS (Weeping Bottle Brush) 6 to 8 hours of full sun per day, in a porous soil. Pendulous branches, bright Red flowers. q CROSSANDRA INFUNDIBULIFORMIS (Firecracker _ SUNSET ROSE Clusters of double pink stars held _ C. CITRINUS Red flowers, lemon scented. over dark green and rose variegated leaves. Flower) From tropical India. Glossy green foliage and q THUNDERCLOUD Double white, dark orchid, and _ CARICA PAPAYA. Fast growing woody herb for beautiful pastel orange flowers. Takes full sun. large pot. Lovely fruit. Keep warm and moist. q CUPHEA HYSSOPIFOLIA Mexican heather is a purple blossoms loom over quilted green leaves. _ TINA Double fuchsia blooms over plain green leaves. q CEROPEGIA WOODII (Rosary Vine) Small heart- densely branched small shrub with small, glossy shaped leaves showering down in long chains. Small leaves and tiny lavender flowers. q TIPSY GYPSY Pink and purple pansies frolic over. heart-shaped Grey flowers. variegated leaves. q CYANOTIS KEWENSIS (Teddy Bear Vine) Small q CESTRUM NOCTURNUM (Night Jessamine) White green leaves covered with rusty brown hairs. Good q TOMORROW'S PINK ICE Light pink semi-double flowers emit an intoxicating fragrance at night. hanging basket plant. blooms brushed and shaded with raspberry. Edged in Summer to fall blooming. the same shade. Quilted foliage. q DATURA (Devil's Trumpet) $5.00 These shrubby _ CHIRITA CHASTITY A gesneriad with upright sprays short-lived perennials are related to Brugmansia but q TONY'S JENNIFER Semi-double purple frilled pansy of lavender trumpet blooms over a 20 cm rosette. have flowers that point up rather than hang down. We with darker tips. Dark green, red-backed foliage. _ CHIRITA TAMIANA A miniature rosette gesneriad will have limited numbers of a few varieties. q TRANQUILITY Semi-double pansies with fringed with white blooms streaked with purple. EPIPHYLLUM (Orchid Cactus) $5.00 edges. Lower petals brushed with two-tone blue, uppers white. Dark green, quilted foliage. q CHLOROPHYTUM COMOSUM VITTATUM Spider Give them lots of light, but no full summer sun and they plant. The ever-popular adaptable plant with green will reward you with flowers to 8" in a rainbow of colors. q TROPICAL ROSE Rose-like semi-double and double leaves with creamy white centers. Keep them just moist. They can be grown in pots, blooms in deep rosy-mauve, blushed in the centers hanging baskets or even patio stands. with dark pink. Dark green foliage. q CHLOROPHYTUM COMOSUM VARIEGATUM Spider plant. This one has the reverse variegation, _ E. ACKERMANII The parent species of the many _ VALESKA Sticktite white pansies with dark blue with leaves edged in white. hybrid day-flowering varieties. Bright red blooms. 6 Check website for new varieties 13 14 q A. MEGAPOTAMICUM KENTISH BELLE Narrow BEGONIA thumbprint, over plain green foliage. From Russia leaves and dangling yellow flowers with red calyces. A diverse group of plants that grow best in shaded but q VAMPIRE'S KISS Semi-double and double blood red _ A. MEGAPOTAMICUM VARIEGATUM Blooms like bright locations. They enjoy lots of humidity. stars, shaded in almost black. Lightly quilted foliage. Kentish Belle, larger leaves with yellow spots. _ B. BENITOCHIBA Palmate leaves in metallic rose- Extremely good bloomer. q A. MARIGOLD BELLE Orange red with red veins. red. Self-branching and shrubby. Pink flowers. q VICTORIAN ELEGANCE Dark red-mauve semi- q B. BOWERI Foliage plant with bristly pointed leaves double stars, with a wide pale pink ruffled edge. Deep _ A. ROSEUS Soft pink blooms with darker veins. green foliage with red reverse. netted with brown. q A. SOUVENIR DE BONN Variegated leaves in bright q WHAM BANG Double cerise-red fluted blooms. Dark green with broad white edges. q B. CHRISTMAS CANDY A vigorous cross of Semperflorens x Argentine species. Double red green, glossy, ruffled foliage. q A. VESUVIUS RED Drooping bells in rich red. blooms over Christmas. Green leaves. q WILLODENE Semi-double blooms of peach pink with q ACALYPHA HISPIDA (Chenille plant) Fuzzy red cat- q B. COSIE One of the best white Angel Wing deeper eyes and darker edging. Shaded green, white tails over small green leaves, nice in hanging baskets. and pink variegated foliage. Begonias. Pearl colored blooms. Long slender dark ACHIMENES (Cupid's Bower) Rhizomatous plants loaded with colorful blooms over small leaves. Great for foliage. Winter blooming. q WRANGLER'S SNOWFIELDS Semi-double stars of _ B. CRASSICAULIS Stout upright stems hold large snowy white over bronzy dark green foliage. hanging baskets. They go dormant for the winter. _ A. PURPLE KING Large purple blooms. sharp lobed deciduous leaves; sprays of tiny flowers q ZAPPED Double coral blooms with pink and purple appear in late winter. fantasy, dark green red-backed leaves. _ A. PARK'S MIX Assorted pinks and purples. q B. ERYTHROPHYLLA Beefsteak begonia – large q AESCHYNANTHUS (Lipstick Plant) round leaves with blood red backs, white flowers. MINI & SEMI-MINIATURE Leaf $1.25, Plant $3.50 Showy hanging basket plants. Do best in a warm location and if allowed to dry out between waterings. q B. FUCHSIOIDES A shrubby begonia with small oval If space is a problem or you enjoy masses of bloom on leaves and coral red flowers in numerous short small plants, try these. Keep in small pots (2 or 3"). q A. BLACK PAGODA Dark green leaves netted in sprays. Grows to 3 ft (1 m) tall with graceful drooping Growing conditions are the same as for Standards. burgundy, yellow-orange red-tipped bloom. branchlets. Prefers good light. q ANGEL LACE Blooms of two toned lavender doubles q A. LOBBIANUS Fiery red blooms with creamy throat. q B. HOT TAMALE Long dark fluted leaves with on this semi-miniature blend in well with the medium Dark green leaves. maroon undersides. Showers of pink-red blooms. green and white variegation. _ A. LONGICAULIS Bold zebra striped leaves, green q B. LUCY LOCKET Vigorous plant with robust light q BABY BLUE JEANS Single and semi-double pansies flowers. Grown mainly for foliage. bronze leaves and double balls of pink flowers. in medium blue, medium green foliage. Semi-mini. _ A. MICRANTHUS Compact trailer with small thick _ B. OROCOCO Coppery green-gold leaves, slightly q BALLET BLUE ICE Masses of double blue flowers green leaves and dark red blooms. over medium green semi-miniature foliage. pebbled, edged in rust, on trailing stems. q A. MONA LISA Dark green leaves, deep scarlet q B. RICHMONDENSIS Arching 12–15 " stems with q BLUE SILHOUETTE Semi-double light blue two-tone blooms in darker calyces. pansies with variable white and green. Black-green glossy dark green foliage bear pendant clusters of q A. PURPLE STAR Large-red flowers, upright growth. pink blooms. leaves with red back. Semi-mini. q A. RUBENS Light green leaves and upright clusters _ B. SCHARFFII Fleshy upright stems bear large, hairy q BOO MAN Semi-double to double light blue frilled of yellow-orange tubular blooms. pointed olive leaves with red backs. White flowers. pansy with white-feathered top petals, variable green. _ ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN (Mimosa) Shrub with lacy Black-green leaves. Semi-mini. foliage and pink powderpuff flowers. Takes some frost BOUGAINVILLEA (Paper Flower) _ BRIDAL LADY Single to semi-double white sticktite q ALLAMANDA CATHARTICA (Golden Trumpet) A These plants require lots of light. They are ideal for the ruffled bells over green and cream girl foliage. climbing or bush plant with large yellow blooms. greenhouse or patio/sunroom. Compact types can be q CRUSHED VELVET Semi-double frilled blooms in q ALOE CHINENIS (Medicine Aloe) A smaller growing grown in 4" pots. All look great in hanging baskets, but deep burgundy, over dark green foliage. Semi-mini. version of the famous Aloe Vera. are best planted in groups of 3 in large baskets. Prune back when finished blooming and re-pot or add fertilizer. _ DEAN'S KITTEN Single pink blooms with orchid eyes q ALSOBIA DIANTHIFLORA Large deeply fringed over dark green red-backed leaves. Semi-mini. white flowers. Small dark green downy leaves in tiny q B. BARBARA KARST Brilliant red blooms on an upright or basket plant. The standard red variety, q FROSTY FUN Double white large blooms over rosettes. Stoloniferous, trailing. variegated green and white foliage. Semi-mini. _ ALYOGYNE HUEGELII (Blue Hibiscus) Evergreen even more red in strong sun. _ B. XBUTTIANA Hybrid of glabra x peruviana. q GEISHA GIRL Semi-mini in peach two-tones with shrub with lilac blue blooms and lobed leaves. upper petals in a deeper peach. A prolific bloomer q ARISTOLOCHIA MACROPHYLLA (Dutchman's Shrubby with pink to red bracts. with dark green, pointed foliage that shapes well. Pipe) A vigorous vine with large heart-shaped leaves q B. CALIFORNIA GOLD Golden yellow blooms. Prolific bloomer in either a pot or hanging basket. q GOLDEN DAWN White with rays of yellow and and unusual pipe-shaped blooms. fuchsia on variegated white foliage. Semi-mini. q A. ELEGANS (Calico Flower) Flowering vine from q B. DOUBLE GOLD Compact growing. Bushy ever blooming double golden orange bracts. q HONEY BLUE ANGEL Semi-double dark blue Brazil. Yellow throated blooms marked in purple blooms with white edge. Mini green girl foliage. brown and white. q B. DOUBLE RED Double bracts of crimson red. Compact grower. q HUTZLER'S BABY Single pink and purple fantasy. q ASPIDISTRA ELATIOR (Cast Iron Plant) An old Medium green leaves. Semi-mini. favorite with long green leaves, easy care. q B. DOUBLE WHITE Similar growth habit to the above plants but the bracts are double white. _ LEMON COOKIE Semi-double to double creamy _ A. ELIATOR MILKY WAY As above, but with clusters white blooms with yellow centers over medium green of white spots like night sky. q B. GLABRA Slightly smaller growing, more flexible and white leaves. Semi-mini. _ A. ELIATOR VARIEGATA Broad creamy stripes. branches. Pinkish purple bracts. 11 Check website for new varieties 12 7 _ LEMON DROP Double white pansies splashed and q SASSY SISTER Deep pink double blooms with q RAMBLIN' MAGIC Pink double fantasy dotted in rayed with yellow, Semi-mini with tailored foliage. fringed edges in green. Dark green leaves. Semi-mini. purple. Compact shiny green foliage. Semi-mini. _ LEONE Double white stars with red edge over _ SHUTTER BUG Dark blue double blooms over _ SPECKLED BABY Double pink blooms with blue pointed, quilted, and ruffled leaves. Semi-mini. variegated leaves. Semi-mini. fantasy. Medium green quilted foliage. Miniature. q LITTLE BRITCHES Fully double pink fantasy with tiny _ TRINKET O' PINK Bright pink double blooms over _ SUNNYVALE TRAIL Single blue and purple stars blue dots and dashes on all the petals. Medium green green and tan leaves with red backs. Semi-mini. tinged with pink Plain green leaves. Semi-mini. semi-miniature foliage. q VON'S SIMPLE SIMON Single purple sticktite pansy. q SWEET AMY SUE Double pale pink blooms with blue _ LITTLE PRO Semi-double pink blooms over dark Dark green, quilted leaves. Semi-mini. fantasy, green edge. Green, quilted leaves. Standard. green quilted leaves with red reverse. Semi-mini. q TEENY BOPPER Single purple blooms. Pointed, tiny _ LOVEY DOVE Semi-double white pansies edged in TRAILING African Violets Leaf $1.25, plant $3.50. leaves. Miniature. Trailing African Violets produce many crowns, each q WAGON TRAIL Single two-tone pink blooms over pink, yellow accents. Variegated leaves. Semi-mini. blooming as a separate plant. This gives you a pot full of q MIDNIGHT RASCAL Semi-double medium blue blooms in a short time. They can be used in baskets for a semi-mini Green foliage. pansies with raspberry frilled edge. Medium green, cascade of bloom. Many are mini or semi-minis. ovate, red backed leaves. Semi-mini. q ALWAYS PINK Single pink blooms over plain leaves. q MOTLEY CREW Semi-double pink stars with a hint of Miniature. mauve and variable white markings. Olive green semi-miniature foliage. q BLOOMS AWAY Blue and white semi-double blooms. Miniature medium green foliage. _ NESS' BLUE SQUIRT Double medium blue blooms _ CALIFORNIA LIGHTNING Single lavender stars over over dark green leaves. Semi-mini. medium green foliage. Miniature. q NESS' DYNOMITE Double dark fuchsia blooms with thin white ruffled edge. Dark green leaves with red _ DRESDEN DOLL Double pale pink blooms dance above medium green foliage. Standard. back. Semi-mini. q NESS' FIREFLY Semi-double fuchsia pansy with _ FALLING SNOW Semi-double white blooms over Saintpaulia rupicola light green leaves. Semi-mini. lighter edge. Dark green red-back leaves. Semi-mini. SAINTPAULIA SPECIES plants $3.50 q PETITE BLARNEY Double pink blooms with green _ FANCY TRAIL Double pink blooms show well above variegated green and white foliage. Standard. q Saintpaulia grandifolia #237 An abundance of edges over miniature girl foliage. single blue-violet blooms adorn light green elliptical q PRECIOUS PINK Semi-double pink blooms over q GLITTER FOUNTAIN Semi-double pink with ruby glitter edges, sometimes speckled. Variegated foliage with long petioles. Large-growing. Tommie Lou variegated leaves. Semi-mini. foliage. Standard. q Saintpaulia rupicola Single medium blue blooms, 3 q ROB'S ANTIQUE ROSE Semi-double silver-rose q HONEYSUCKLE ROSE Lavender rose double or more per peduncle. Medium green, heart-shaped sticktite pansies with darker shading, silver-green tips. glossy leaves. Multi-crowned standard or trailer. blooms. A standard grower with appealing white and Dark green leaves with red back. Semi-mini. q Saintpaulia velutina Single medium violet with green variegated foliage. _ ROB'S BOOLAROO Semi-double light pink sticktite q HOT PINK BELLS Single pink bells over medium darker eye. Five per peduncle. Black-green, round to pansies with blue fantasy. Quilted leaves. Semi-mini. heart-shaped, velvety leaves, serrated edges and green semi-mini foliage. q ROB'S HALLUCINATION Semi-double dark blue red-purple back. Single crown, may sucker. Standard. sticktite star with pink fantasy. Crown variegated tan q LAMBS' EARS Double cream-white blooms with bright pink edge. Bright green leaves. Standard. green, and gold foliage with red reverse. Semi-mini. TROPICAL AND FOLIAGE HOUSEPLANTS _ ROB'S HOKIE POKIE Semi-double cream pansies q MAGIC FOUNTAIN Pink single to semi-double stars Except where noted, these plants need normal house over crown variegated standard foliage. temperatures, as much light as possible without full sun with red edges. Variegated leaves. Semi-mini. q ROB'S MAD CAT Double pink and blue fantasy with q MILKY WAY TRAIL A sky full of dainty white single (except in winter) and as high a humidity as can be and double pansies. Semi miniature. maintained. Use a little fertilizer every week and prune to ruffled petals trimmed in red-purple. Dark green foliage. Semi-miniature. _ MINT PINK Double light pink stars with mint green keep in shape. Price $4.00 unless otherwise noted. edging and petal tips. Semi-mini. Cuttings may be available for $2 – please inquire first. q ROB'S PINK PRISMS Semi-double pale pink with rose-lavender fantasy, rose band, thin white edge. q NATALIA'S CANDIED POPCORN Double white with ABUTILON (Flowering Maple) Known to the Victorians Variegated dk green, white & pink foliage. Semi-mini. pink blush. Dark green leaves. Semi-mini. as Flowering Maples, these bushy plants with maple-like q NYAKA TRAIL Single dark blue blooms with darker foliage and bell flowers make excellent houseplants. They q ROB'S SARSPARILLA Fringed semi-double rust bloom most of the year and are not bothered by the odd pink blooms with red brown edges. Semi-mini. centers over dark green semi-mini leaves. q PACIFIC PEARL Double white/blue multicolor. cool period. Fertilize regularly and keep moist. q ROB'S TEMPTRESS Double fuchsia blooms over _ A. ALBUS Drooping white blooms on sturdy plants. green and white foliage. Semi-miniature. Variegated wavy, pointed foliage. Miniature. q ROB'S WHIPPOORWILL Mounds of semi-double _ PINKY WINK Double pink pansies, with heart shaped q A. CARMINE BELLE Red blooms, orange centers. pink apple-blossoms with darker tips, crown- medium green foliage. Semi-mini. q A. CRIMSON BELLE Rich crimson flowers. variegated foliage, semi-miniature. q PIXIE BLUE Single purple-blue blooms with dark q A. BELLA Various colors including peach, yellow, q ROB'S WHODUNIT Large single blooms of white to centers over medium green miniature foliage. white, pink, dark red. pale pink with fuchsia eye. Dark green foliage. Semi- q RAMBLIN' DOTS Lavender double stars with purple _ A. MEGAPOTAMICUM HUNTINGTON'S PINK miniature. fantasy. Yellow/green standard foliage. Hanging soft pink blooms with red calyces. 8 Check website for new varieties 9 10
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Monday's NHL Playoff Picks
Monday's Playoff Picks
By Judd Hall
Saturday's playoff action yielded much of the same results we've already been accustomed to seeing. The "chalk" came away with a 2-1 SU record, with the Stars being the lone deviant from everyone else. And they're the only road 'dog to come away with two victories in this season's postseason thus far.
Will we get more of the same home team dominance on Monday or will we see some of these series take on some character?
Let's take a look.
Pittsburgh Penguins at Ottawa Senators
Game 2 between these Eastern Conference powers was equal parts of an exhilarating comeback and heartbreaking disappointment. The Pens rushed out to a 3-0 lead, but Ottawa fought right back by visiting the red light district thrice in 30 minutes. Ultimately, Pittsburgh was able to convert three of six power playoff opportunities to take a two game lead in the best-of-seven series.
Evgeni Malkin has been amongst Pittsburgh's top playoff performers, pulling in six points. Meanwhile, Sidney Crosby finally came alive with four assists in Game 2 of the East Quarterfinals.
Now the series shifts to the Canadian Capital, but will it be a good thing?
The Sens have won two of their past three home tilts with the Penguins as the 'over' posted a similar record in that time.
The Penguins have registered a 5-8 SU mark when playing a road match following up a victory at home where the 'over' hit. Bettors have also watched the 'over' go 8-5 in that stretch.
It's worth a risk to figure Ottawa will win this home tilt.
Bet: Ottawa (+125) and the 'over' 5½ (+120)
Detroit Red Wings at Nashville Predators
Perhaps the hockey gods aren't too pleased with the Predators right now. That's what they have to be thinking after all of the odd bounces that went for Detroit and against themselves in their 4-2 loss that put them closer to the precipice of elimination.
So can Nashville put a dent in the Wings seemingly impenetrable armor?
The Preds have split their last four home matches with Detroit this year…Even the totals have played the same even keel way for the gambling public, too.
Since the 2005-2006 season, the Predators have gone 9-4 SU in home fixtures that have came directly after a road defeat in which the 'over' came through. In this same situation, the 'over' posted a 8-3-2 record.
Bet: Nashville (+125) and the 'over' (EVEN)
Minnesota Wild at Colorado Avalanche
The Wild and Avs are quietly putting together the best series of the Conference Quarterfinals. Two games, two overtime victories split amongst the pair.
We've been able to see Joe Sakic extend his NHL record of overtime playoff goals to eight, while Jose Theodore has returned to the form that won him Vezina Trophy in 2002.
So who will take Game 3 in Denver?
Well, Colorado is on a 9-1run in its past 10 home matches. The Wild, on the other hand, have lost five of their final six road games.
I've not taken a favorite for Monday and this will be the one that wins.
Bet: Colorado (-150)
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