An edition of Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain (1829)

Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain

with figures drawn and coloured from nature, accompanied by a concise analysis of their botanical and pomonological character, their nature and mode of culture, including a definition of the technical terms used in the science of botany, with familiar instructions for the drawing and colouring of the fruits and flowers

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An edition of Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain (1829)

Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain

with figures drawn and coloured from nature, accompanied by a concise analysis of their botanical and pomonological character, their nature and mode of culture, including a definition of the technical terms used in the science of botany, with familiar instructions for the drawing and colouring of the fruits and flowers

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Thomas Kelly
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English

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Subjects

Ornamental Plants, Fruit, Botanical illustration, Flowers in art, Fruit in art

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Great Britain

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Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain: with figures drawn and coloured from nature, accompanied by a concise analysis of their botanical and pomonological character, their nature and mode of culture, including a definition of the technical terms used in the science of botany, with familiar instructions for the drawing and colouring of the fruits and flowers
1829, Thomas Kelly
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"3721E2-3725A7."

Reproduction of the original from the Huntington Library.

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Series
Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Science, Technology, and Medicine, Part II, Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Science, Technology, and Medicine, Part II
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Flora and pomona, or, The British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of ..., British fruit and flower garden, containing descriptions of the most valuable and interesting flowers and fruits, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain

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1 online resource (2 volumes in 1)

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OL44674097M
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903996420

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