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The Ladies' Flower- Garden of
Ornamental Greenhouse Plants. 42
BOTANICAL HAND- COLOURED LITHOGRAPHD IMAGES ON COMPACT DISC. BY
MRS. JANE WEBB LOUDON. Admirable Victorian lady writer and artist. 1848
42 high quality hand-colored lithographs from the
rare First edition.
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This CD presents 42 high resolution digital BMP images from the 1848 edition of
the rare British publication The Ladies' Flower- Garden of Greenhouse Plants .
These images can be printed directly from the CD or imported to Adobe Photoshop,
Adobe Illustrator, PaintShop Pro, Adobe PhotoDelux, PrintMaster and other
popular painting and drawing programs and printed on quality inkjet paper
producing stunning results suitable for framing. Or for designing your own
greeting cards, posters, brochures and calendars.
The print out size is the same size as the originals
(9" X 11"), if not enlarged or reduced. I have found that these Images
print best on Ink Jet matte paper. When printed directly from the CD, they are
the actual size. (The same as the originals) and the result is an awesome print
almost indistinguishable as a reprint, even when using a relatively inexpensive
home ink jet printer.
This CD
contains the entire collection of original images as well as a set which has
been digitally enhanced in the transfer to CD as in the scan below. These
web images are electronically watermarked, the CD images are not.
Mrs. Loudon [Jane Webb] (1807 - 1858) was the wife of landscape gardener and
horticultural writer, John Loudon, who designed the Birmingham Botanical Garden.
She began to write popular botanical books to help pay off the debts that her
husband incurred in publishing his Arboretum Fruticetum Britannicum.Mrs.
Loudon's works are known for their delicate renderings of graceful botanical
subjects.
INDEX TO IMAGES
 | 1 . Clematis caerulea. The Blue Clematis.
| Clematis Sieboldii. The Many-flowered Clematis.
| Illicium floridamim. The Florida Aniseed Tree.
| 2 . Cistus purpureus. The Purple Cistus.
| C. vaginatna. The Sheathed-leaved Cistais.
| C. formosus. The Beautiful Cistus.
| C. Algarvenas. The Algarve Cistus.
| C. inicanas. The Hoary-lelhved Rose Cistus.
| 3 . Polygala speciosa. The Showy Polygala.
| P. Chamaebuxus. The Box-leaved Milkwort.
| P. bracteolata. The Large-bracted Milkwort.
| Muraltia mixta. The Heath-leaved Muraltia.
| 4 . Sollya heterophylla. . The Common
Sollya
| Billardiera mutabilis. The Changeable Apple-Berry.
| Pittosporum Tobira. The Chinese Pittosporum.
| 5 . Anemone japonica. The Japanese
Anemone.
| Anemone capensis. The Cape Anemone.
| Anemone palmata. The Yellow Anemone.
| 6 . Malva umbellata. The trmbellate
Globe-Mallow.
| Malva Creeana. The Showy Red-flowered Mallow.
| Linam arlioreum. The Tree Flax.
| Linnm trigynum. The Three-styled or Indian Flax.
| 7 . Hibiscus militaris. The Military
Hibiscus.
| H. Cameroni folgens. Mr. Cameron's Hibiscus.
| H. lilacinus. The Lilac Hibiscus.
| H. Manihot. The Palmate Manihot.
| 8 . Abutilon. striatum. The Striped
Abutilon.
| A.vitifolium. TheVine-leaved Abutilon.
| A. graveolens. The Heavy-scented Abutilon.
| 9 . Marianthus caeruleo-punctatus. The
Blue-spotted Marianthus.
| Pronaya elegans. The Elegant Pronaya.
| Tetratheca hirsuta. The Hairy Tetratheca.
| Tetratheca verticillata. The Whorled-leaved Tetratheca.
| 10 . Sarracenia purpurea. The Purple
Side-saddle Flower.
| Sarracenia flava. The Yellow Side-saddle Flower.
| Capparis acuminata. The Taper-leaved Caper.
| 11 . Reevesia thyrsoidea. The Thyrse-flowered
Reevesia.
| Lasiopetalum quercifolium. TheOak-leaved Lasiopetalum.
| S.Hemannia flammea. The Flame-coloured Hermannia.
| Mahernia gramdiflora. The Large-flowered Mahernia.
| 12 . Camellia japonica. The Common
Camellia, or Japan Rose.
| C. j. Chandleri. Chandler's Camellia.
| C. j. pomponia. The Pompone Camellia.
| C. j. anemoneflora. The Waratah, or Anemone-flowered Camellia.
| 13 . Camellia reticulata. The
Reticulated-leaved Camellia.
| C. oleifera. The Oil-bearing Camellia.
| C. maliflora. The Apple-blossom-flowered Camellia.
| Thea viridis. The Green Tea.
| 14 . Hyperienm monogynum. The Chinese St.
John's Wort.
| H. Uralnm, The Nepal, or Myrtle-leaved St. John's Wort.
| H. balearicum. The Majorca St. John's Wort.
| Bealimuria hypericoides. The Hypericnm-like Reaumuria.
| 15 . Geraninm anemonefolinm. The
Anemone-leaved Geranium.
| Pelargonium tricolor. The Three-colonred Pelargonium.
| P. crassicaule. The Thick-stemmed Pelargonium.
| P. peltatum. The Ivy-leaved Pelargonium.
| P. zonale. The Horse-shoe Pelargonium.
| 16 . Large-flowered White. Garden
Varieties of Pelargonium
| Gem. Garden Varieties of Pelargonium
| Sunrise. Garden Varieties of Pelargonium
| Anais Garden Varieties of Pelargonium
| 17 . Tropaeolum azureum. The Blue
Tropaeolnm.
| T. polyphyllum. The Many-leaved Tropaeolnm.
| T. Lobbianum. Mr. Lobb's Tropaeolum.
| T. crenatiflorum. The notched-flowered Tropaeolum.
| 18 . Diosma speciosa. The Showy Diosma.
| Diosma fragrans. The Fragrant Diosma.
| Diosma pulchella. The Pretty Diosma.
| Diosma hirta. The Purple Diosma
| 19 . Boronia serrulata. TheSaw-leaved
Boronia.
| Boronia crenulata. The Crenated Boronia.
| Crowea saligna. The Willow-leaved Crowea.
| Eriostemon buxifolium. The Box-leaved Eriostemon.
| 20 . Corraea alba. The White Corraea.
| C. pulchella. The Pretty Corraea.
| C. speciosa. The Showy Corraea.
| C. longiflora. The Long-flowered Corraea.
| 21 . Sophora velutina. The Velvet-leaved
Sophora.
| Edwardsia microphylla. The Small-leaved Edwardsia.
| Cyclopia geniatoides. The Broom-like Cyclopia.
| Podalyria buxifolia. The Box-leaved Podalyria.
| 22 . Chorozema Dicksonii. Mr. Dickson's
Chorozema.
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