Botanical Magazine Collection (page 7)

Holcus lanatus; Yorkshire Fog

Triodia decumbens; Decumbent Heath-grass

Koleria cristata; Crested Hair-grass

Holcus mollis; Creeping Soft-grass

Avena elatior; False Oat-grass

Lolium temulentum, var. genuinum; Common Darnel, var. a

Lolium Italicum; Italian Rye-grass

Triticum junceum; Sand Couch-grass

Lolium eu-perenne; Common Rye-grass

Sclerochloa rigida; Hard Meadow-grass

Sclerochloa loliacea; Dwarf Meadow-grass

Sclerochloa Borreri; Borrers Meadow-grass

Sclerochloa eu-distans; Reflexed Meadow-grass

Sclerochloa procumbens; Procumbent Meadow-grass

Sclerochloa maritima; Creeping Sea Meadow-grass

Glyceria plicata; Folded-leaved Meadow-grass

Elymus arenarius; Sand Lyme-grass

Lolium temulentum, var. arvense; Common Darnel, var. B

Lepturus filiformis; Sea Hard-grass

Hordeum sylvaticum; Wood Barley

Hordeum murinum; Wall Barley

Hordeum pratense; Meadow Barley

Triticum acutum; Decumbent Sea Couch-grass

Triticum pungens; Erect Sea Couch-grass

Triticum eu-repens; Common Couch-grass

Myriophyllum spicatum; Spiked Water-Milfoil

Myriophyllum verticillatum; Whorled Water-Milfoil

Triticum caninum; Wood Couch-grass

Circaea alpina; Alpine Enchanter s-Nightshade

Circaea lutetiana; Common Enchanter s-Nightshade

Hordeum maritimum; Sea Barley

Nardus stricta; Mat-grass

Tillaea muscosa; Mossy Tillaea

Ribes rubrum, var. sativum; Red Currant

Ribes Grossularia; Gooseberry

Bryonia dioica; Red-berried Bryony

Sedum sexangulare; Insipid Stone-crop

Sedum eu-album; Sedum album and Sedum micranthum; White Stone-crop

Sedum acre; Biting Stone-crop

Sedum dasyphyllum; Thick-leaved Stone-crop

Sedum Anglicum; English Stone-crop

Sedum Rhodiola; Rose-root

Sedum villosum; Hairy Stone-crop

Sedum Fabaria; Narrow-leaved Orpine

Sedum purpurascens; Broad-leaved Orpine

Ribes nigrum; Black Currant

Ribes rubrum, var. spicatum; Red Currant, var. d

Ribes rubrum, var. Smithianum; Red Currant, var. y

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Discover the enchanting world of botanical wonders with our captivating magazine. From the bewitching Atropa Belladonna, also known as Deadly Nightshade, to the exquisite Hellebore noir ou rose de Noel - Christmas rose or black hellebore, Helleborus niger, each page is adorned with handcoloured copperplate engravings that bring these plants to life. Delve into the secrets of Hedera Helix, the Common Ivy, and be mesmerized by its ability to climb and cover any surface with lush greenery. Marvel at Digitalis purpurea's majestic purple blooms as it stands tall like a regal sentinel in your garden. Explore rare species such as Pyrus torminalis; Wild Service-tree and witness its delicate blossoms grace nature's canvas. Immerse yourself in coastal landscapes where Salicornia herbacea var. Acetaria; Common Marsh-samphire thrives alongside Atriplex portulacoides; Sea Purslane and Cakile maritima; Sea Rocket – resilient plants that endure harsh sea winds and salty air. Admire Erica ciliaris' fringed leaves dancing in the breeze while Lonicera Periclymenum enchants you with its intoxicating fragrance as Common Woodbine weaves through fences and trellises. Discover Anagallis tenella; Bog Pimpernel hiding amongst wetlands, adding a splash of vibrant color to their surroundings. Finally, lose yourself in Primula Scotica's delicate petals – Scottish Birds-eye Primrose – an emblem of resilience against Scotland's rugged climate. Our botanical magazine invites you on a journey through nature's most extraordinary creations – from poisonous beauties like Atropa Belladonna to hardy survivors like Primula Scotica – showcasing their diversity and reminding us of Mother Earth's endless marvels waiting to be explored.