Victorian: plants posters & prints

Group of Rare Plants at the Late International Horticultural Exhibition South Kensington London UK 1866 Anonymous

Tropical plants in the Egyptian Room, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London, 1854 Philip Henry Delamotte

Exhibition of American Plants at the Royal Botanic Society's Gardens, Regent's Park Anonymous

Early Morning Market, 1898 Alfred Jr. Glendening

The International Horticultural and Botanical Exhibition at South Kensington London UK 1866 Anonymous

Five O'Clock, c.1874 George Dunlop Leslie

Epiphyllum in Flower at South Lambeth, London Anonymous

The Landlady, 1856 James Collinson

Portrait photography as a fitting career for a young woman, 1884 Unknown

A London Garden, 1870 Anonymous

Valerianella Olitoria Common Lamb's-Lettuce Anonymous

Book Illustration of A Group of Auriculas Anonymous

Athyrium Filix-foemina Henry Bradbury

Saxifraga Tridactylites Rue-Leaved Saxifrage Anonymous

Opening of the Horticultural Society's Gardens: The Winter Garden Anonymous

A Still Life of Lilacs Georges Jennin

Glaux Maritima Black Saltwort Anonymous

Chrysosplenium Alternifolium Alternate-Leaved Golden-Saxifrage Anonymous

The Trellis Window, Trentham Hall Gardens E. Adveno Brooke

Watering Flowers Auguste Toulmouche

American Aloe in Bloom, at Cloyne House Anonymous

Rumex Conglomeratus Sharp Dock Anonymous

Ribes Rubrum Var. Spicatum Red Currant Var. D. Anonymous

Veronica Verna Vernal Speedwell Anonymous

Jennie Jerome, later Lady Randolph Churchill, with her mother and sisters English Photographer

The Visitor Arthur Hopkins

The Conservatory at Stratfieldsay Anonymous

Ribes Nigrum Black Currant Anonymous

Diseased Stem of a Potato Plant, Natural Size Anonymous

Mercurialis Annua Var. Genuina Annual Dog's-Mercury Var. A. Anonymous

Pinguicula Lusitanica Pale Butterwort Anonymous

Thalictrum Flexuosum Zigzag Meadow Rue Anonymous

Seedtime Anonymous

Interior Anonymous

A Gardener in a Potting Shed with Pineapples and Various Vegetables Alfred William Hunt

Queen Victoria Alfred Chalon