WILD FLOWERS:Garlic Chives Squill Spider-wort Tulip Turk's-Cap 1890
'Genus 6. Allium. Fig. 1281. A. Ampeloprasum. Great Round-headed Garlic; Fig. 1282. A. Arenarium. Sand Garlic; Fig. 1283. A. Carinatum. Mountain Garlic; Fig. 1284. A. Oleraceum. Wild Garlic; Fig. 1285. A. Ambiguum. Rose Coloured Garlic; Fig. 1286. A. Sphaerocephalum. Small Round-headed Garlic; Fig. 1287. A. Vineale. Crow Garlic; Fig. 1288. A. Ursinum. Ramsons; Fig. 1289. A. Schcenoprasum. Chives; Genus 7. Scilla; Fig. 1290. S. Verna. Spring Squill; Fig. 1291. S. Bifolia. Two-leaved Squill; Fig. 1292. S. Autumnalis. Autumnal Squill; Genus 8. Ornithogalum. Fig. 1293. O. Pyrenaicum. Spiked Star of Bethlehem; Fig. 1294. O. Umbellatum. Star of Bethlehem; Fig. 1295. O. Nutans. Drooping Star of Bethlehem; Genus 9. Gagea. Fig. 1296. G. Lutea; Genus 10. Anthericum. Fig. 1297. A. Serotinum. Mountain Spider-wort; Genus 11. Tulipa. Fig. 1298. T. Sylvestris. Wild Tulip; Genus 12. Fritillaria. Fig. 1299. F. Meleagris. Fritillary. Snake's-head Lily; Genus 13. Lilium. Fig. 1300. L. Martagon. Turk's-Cap Lily'. Artist/engraver/cartographer: John Sowerby. Provenance: "British Wild Flowers"; Illustrated by John E. Sowerby, by C. Pierpoint Johnson, Published by Gurney and Jackson, London. Type: Antique engraved print with original hand colouring.
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