In this video Mr Robert Pembroke described a method for the collation and reporting of information relating to the Queen of the Night (Epiphyllum Oxypetalum) cactus flower of the Americas as it relates to the nature of botany and ethnic folklore in Brisbane, Australia. You will see that the plant grows quite well in Australia. In addition, I offer the viewer a proven method of record keeping in relation to the discipline of Ethno-Botany for both amateur and the professional scientist. It is a standard method of reporting with the new media that relies on aspects of traditional plant description. Have a go at reporting and collating the plant information in your garden and see if you can improve on the method of reporting and presentation. There is certainly a lot of scope for improvement of the collection of data and representation in an edited video format. I am not offering the panacea here in this video;) Nota Bene., This reporting method forms an underlying grammar of reporting that is also present in other disciplines as well. Cheers:)

In this video I display my back garden with an arrangement of Agave Augustifolia. It is a lovely decorative arrangement. I also relate the plant to the movie, 'The Day of the Triffids' and the relationship of the movie/novel to the tune, 'Science Fiction' in the Rocky Horror Picture Show. I sing that song at the end of this video.