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Contributor: Friends of Burnley Gardens IncTwo colour photographs in Friends of Burnley Gardens Newsletter No. 26 November 2002, of the planting of Camellia japonica 'A.W. Jessep.' (1) Tom Kneen and Andrew Smith. (2) Andrew Smith, Julie-Ann Webster, Tom Kneen, Kay Hirst and Dr Bob Withers (Camellias Victoria doners). (3) Report from the President of the Friends of Burnley Gardens re the ceremony by Kay Hirst. Not originals.planting, camellia, a.w. jessep, t.h. kneen, andrew smith, julie-ann webster, kay hirst, bob withers, friends of burnley gardens, fobg, camellia japonica 'a.w. jessep'

Originally contained in a 'magnetic' photo album of scenic photos of Yan Yean and Warrandyte believed to be donated by Mrs Eric Stephenson, Jingalong, 110 Ryans Road, Eltham, Vic. 3095; relocated to archival safe storage.Colour photographyan yean

Camellia japonica, one of the best known species of camellia, was originally imported to Australia in 1838. A flower that is associated with manicured lawns and highly cultivated gardens of yesteryear remains ever popular today, thriving in gardens throughout southern and eastern Australia. In Camellia and Japonica, Kate Hudson depicts the common camellia, sometimes called the Rose of winter, in a glorious floral arrangement of deep red blooms with dark green foliage displayed in a rectangular shaped vase featuring a black and white Art Deco style design.The balance and harmony of Hudson’s compositions, together with her use of colour accents, form the basis of her highly decorative and patterned prints. The result, when combined with a distinctive geometric motif, is the creation of a traditional floral still life with a contemporary twist. Artist Bio Kate Hudson is a Melbourne based printmaker who trained in textile design at London’s Central School of Art & Design prior to immigrating to Australia in 1990. Focussing on pattern, design and colour, Hudson specialises in multi coloured linocut reduction prints taking inspiration for her work from the Arts & Crafts Movement, Japanese woodblocks and printmakers such as Margaret Preston (1875-1963). Hudson’s commercial collaborations with Catherine Manuell and Earth Greetings feature some of her most recognisable designs on a range of fashion accessories and greetings cards. Since 2003 Hudson has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions around Victoria. Her artwork is held in a number of public, corporate and private collections including the National Gallery of Australia, Australian Print Workshop, Geelong Gallery, Austin Hospital, Australian Unity, Crown Casino and several local councils.

clivea mineata, shady walk, camellia walk

Edo PeriodColoured woodblock printcamillia, yellow birds

Photographs taken by Julieanne Webster, Mrs. Dorothy Jessep's Great NieceCD with Colour photographs of the 2 Camellia japonica flowers named after the Jesseps (1) "A.W. Jessep." Ivory white. Registered Kallista, Victoria by Dr Merrillees in 1950 from seed found under Camellia japonica "Grandiflora Alba." (2, 3) "Dorothy Jessep." Pink. Named after A. W. Jessep's wife by W. Hazelwood of Hazelwood Nursery in 1949.camellia, a.w. jessep, dorothy jessep, julieanne webster

22 colour slides, 14 of the same plant and the remainder of other flowering plants. 4. Kniphophia uvaria. 5. Camellia white cv. 6. Camellia pink cv. 7. Fuchsia cultivar 'Charm Rose Purple.' 8-10 Acacia podalyriifolia. Some scanned.plants, flowering plants, kniphofia uvaria, camellia, fuchsia, acacia podalyriifolia, native garden

5 black and white photographs of plants with flowers in vases used for identification. 1. Helleborus X hybrida. 2. 4 Camellias.3. Jonquils or perhaps daffodil species.5. Crepe Myrtle Lagerstroemia indica. plants, vases, plant identification, helleborus x hybrida, camellia, jonquil, crepe myrtle, lagerstroemia indica

Note by T.H. Kneen 4 March1992, "Student is Peter Smith now a leading nurseryman in the Mildura area (nursery in N.S.W.). Here is studying an approach graft using an irrigated scion for ? Camellia or Rhododendron ?."Black and white photograph. Student (Peter Smith) examining an plant in a pot in the Nursery.Inscribed, "Student at Burnley Gardens B19-1230."peter smith, nurseryman, mildura, grafting, scion, students outside class, approach graft, camellia, rhododendron, nursery

Photograph and article in "The Herald" 15.10.1955 about fertilizing camellias.the herald, flowers, camelias, helen wiltshire, camelia myrtifolia, camelia japonica 'myrtifolia'

Made for the 'Ruby Challenge' which celebrated the Guild's 40th anniversary at the 2000 exhibition '40 years on'.Small bag in the form of a camellia flower in shades of pink and red. Draw strings finish in a bud.embroidery, bags, australia, 2000-2020, surface stitchery, machine embroidery

Rural City of Wangaratta Collection, Wangaratta Art Prize Grand Winner 1999.A realistic watercolour painting of white camelias.Obverse: Eve Laing/ (beside an oriental stamp in the bottom right corner) 1999 GRAND WINNER/ CAMELLIAS/ By EVE LAING/ Judge WYKEHAM PERRY/ (plaque on mounting board)wangaratta art gallery, eve laing, camelias, flower, painting, watercolour

Painted by , Esme Reynolds, daughter of Edward Reynolds, early settler.This item is aesthetically significant and shows the artistic skills of women of early settler families.Oil painting of three pink camellias in a bowl with a black/brown background and wooden frame. Painted by Esme Reynolds . Frame has two raised gold lines .Front left - Esme Reynoldspainting-oil reynolds

Soft cover book of 131 pages entitled 'Not Guilty' by Christine Gardner. Relates the 1910 story of the slaying of Camellia McCluskey's 3 children in Bendigo. Published 2012Christine Gardnerbendigo, murder case, camellia mccluskey

Black and white photographs in an envelope marked O.H.M.S. Department of Agriculture, Burnley Gardens, E.1. All stamped,"Photograph by Publicity Branch Victorian Department of Agriculture." (1)-(2) B1687A-B Heavily pruned fruit tree. (3) B1688 Grafting tools. (4)-(8) B1689A-E Cutting techniques. (9)-(15) B1690A-G Joining graft techniques. (16)-(21)A-F Camellia graft. (22)-(26) B1692A-E Magnolia air-layering. (27)-(31) B1693A-E Plum root cuttings and scions and materials. (32)-(36) C668A-E Removing and planting rooted magnolia graft.department of agriculture, burnley gardens, pruning, fruit trees, grafting, tools, cutting, techniques, camellia, magnolia, plum, air-layering, approach grafting, whip and tongue grafting