Camellia panache Frame:none

Camellia panache Frame:noneColour engraving of Camellia panache by P. J Redout from 'Choix des plus belle fleurs' published in 1827. The publication contains 144 colour plates of flowers with some including insects and is dedicated to the princesses Louise and Marie d'Orlans.

Plate from Pomologie Française depicting the fruit and leaves of the Apple Fleur d'ange

chinensis by John Curtis produced for reproduction in Curtis's Botanical Magazine

Painting of a godwit in reeds by an unknown Chinese artist

Watercolour on paper depicting Crown Imperial Lily from an album titled 'Flores a Petro Holsteyn ad vivum depicti' by the artist Pieter Holsteyn

Watercolour by an unidentified Chinese artist of a white dove in a tree surrounded by blossom

Watercolour on silk by an unidentified Chinese artist of flowers identified as Magnolia liliiflora

The warrants displayed on the cover denote that Carters supplied seeds and bulbs to members of the Royal Family at this time

engraved by Victor (fl

Watercolour of Rosa multibracteata and Rosa 'Cerise Bouquet' by Graham Stuart Thomas

The work was engraved after Redouté's by Lemaire

Sowerby from the book 'The Ferns of Great Britain' by Charles Johnson

Hypericum linarifolium (small upright St John's wort) painted at various sites in Tunbridge Wells by Lilian Snelling