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Parkinsonia aculeata
Retama, Paloverde, Mexican Palo Verde, Jerusalem thorn, Lluvia de Oro
Fabaceae (Pea Family)
Synonym(s):
USDA Symbol: PAAC3
USDA Native Status: L48 (N), HI (I), PR (N), VI (I)
"Paloverde is a spiny shrub or small tree, as high as 30 feet but normally half that, with long, graceful, slightly drooping branches bearing many long, delicate leaves and sprays of yellow flowers. The 5 yellow petals of the flower, 1/3–2/3 inch long, are almost equal, but 1 has a honey gland at its base and soon becomes red; it remains on the stalk longer than the others. The Paloverde has a profusion of blossoms through the warm months, especially after rains. The seedpods are 3–5 inches long, narrow, and constricted between the seeds. The leaves are unusual. The leaf stem produces 2 stalks, almost parallel and 15–18 inches long, with 10–25 pairs of leaflets on each. The leaflets usually fall off during the summer, and the stems then carry on the function of leaves.
Native from central Texas south as far as northern South America and west to Arizona, this is a very fast growing, graceful-looking tree for poor soils, with unusual green bark and a long bloom period. It is drought-, heat-, and saline tolerant. This beautiful but thorny tree does best in spots that are neither too moist nor too dry. With too much moisture, it will seed out aggressively. With too little moisture, it will lose all its leaves. The drought leaf loss is not necessarily an aesthetic problem, though, because chlorophyll production shifts to the trunk and branches, rendering them an even brighter green. The word Jerusalem in the common name Jerusalem Thorn does not refer to the Middle Eastern city but is a corruption of the Spanish and Portuguese word girasol, meaning turning toward the sun. This tree requires full sun."
City Red Route map and service frequencies, published around the time that they announced they'd be leaving.
I'm currently going through various booklets and leaflets that I recently dug out from my stash that I thought would be interesting, and scanning them.
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2008, Thai Orchid Leaflet, Thai Restaurant of Blue Bell, Philadelphia, USA www.thaiorchidofbluebell.com
Concept work for Sutton, Merton & Wandsworth NHS Trust for a new campaign designed to educate members of the public as to the medical advice and support they can receive from their pharmacies, without visiting their GP. The campaign was designed to work across multiple formats, including across a range of printed collateral.
The section of the East Lancashire Railway between Bury Bolton Street and Ramsbottom reopened in July 1987. For the 1988 season the East Lancashire Railway issued a leaflet that included route, fare and timetable information.
The complete 8684 LEGO Minifigures Series 2 collection review can be found in Eurobricks, www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=45317
Only items received after the election was called have been counted - anything before that was thrown away
Notes indicate the number of items received per candidate
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I was amused that Tam wanted to bring more investment south. He means south from Stornoway. If you live in Stornoway you want to wrest it from Inverness, If you live in Inverness you want to get it away from Edinburgh. If you're in Edinburgh you want it to be devolved from London.
The A6 Tijara Pages mail shot leaflet that was posted out to all registered members during September 2007.
East Preston, West Sussex.
Delivering the weekly freebie, the Littlehampton Advertiser.
Occasionally the leaflets were actually booklets ... they were big, and heavy!
Brief: design a leaflet to promote a college Art & Design department.
This is one of my preliminary sketches to work out the final design of the leaflet. I used names of artists, designers, architects, fashion designers, graphic designers, etc and tried to pick a suitable typeface for their name. The idea is that by taking an art & design course at the college, your name will become as recognised as these others are.
MUSEUM OF FLIGHT//
Within this brief I was to redesign the Museum of Flight identity and create a piece of informational design.
I wanted to create an identity that linked personaly with the museum but also tied in the fact that it was based in Scotland. So for this I designed a mark that represented the St Andrews cross but also represented the four hangers at the museum.