Vintage Botanical Prints - 65 in a series - Pompon Ciirysantheimuims from The Floral magazine; comprising figures and descriptions of popular garden flowers (1867)

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This interesting class of plants is becoming more than ever popular and useful, for many of the varieties obtained now bloom so late, that the period of blooming; is greatly prolonged, and hence their value as decorative plants greatly increased. We have again had recourse to the extensive collection of Mr. John Salter, of the Versailles Nursery, Hammersmith, for the subjects of our present Plate.

 


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