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Hypoxis erecta. Star Grass. Sisyrinchium. Blue-eyed Grass (1856)
Hor grops|硬毛小金梅草
Hypoxis erecta. Star Grass. Sisyrinchium. Blue-eyed Grass (1856)
Sedum ternatum. False Ice plant. Paris, named after the Prince of Tory (1856)
Jbufheh ghlarity|林地景天
Sedum ternatum. False Ice plant. Paris, named after the Prince of Tory (1856)
Fly orchis. Malaxis lilifolia. tway-blade (1856)
鸟巢兰·Malaxis lilifoliw|有翅亚纲、鸟巢兰
Fly orchis. Malaxis lilifolia. tway-blade (1856)
Verbena hastata. Simplers joy. The vervain in former times, was held sacred (1856)
蓝花马鞭草、兽亚纲
Verbena hastata. Simplers joy. The vervain in former times, was held sacred (1856)
Veronica. officinalis Speed-well. Andromeda. Mariana. White bush (1856)
Veronica. officinalis Speed-well. Andromeda. Mariana. White bush (1856)
Veronica. officinalis Speed-well. Andromeda. Mariana. White bush (1856)
Oenothera fruticosa. Sun-drop (1856)
Oenothera fruticosa. Sun-drop (1856)
Oenothera fruticosa. Sun-drop (1856)
From John Tradescant, the discoverer & one of the early settlers of Virginia (1856)
From John Tradescant, the discoverer & one of the early settlers of Virginia (1856)
From John Tradescant, the discoverer & one of the early settlers of Virginia (1856)
Found in solitary places, and only at intervals of several years. Arethusa Bulbosa. Orchidae (1856)
Jocnol reaes|Found in solitary places, and only at intervals of several years. Arethusa Bulbosa. Orchidae (1856)
Found in solitary places, and only at intervals of several years. Arethusa Bulbosa. Orchidae (1856)
Gaultheria. Procumbers. Partridge Berry (1856)
Gaultheria. Procumbers. Partridge Berry (1856)
Gaultheria. Procumbers. Partridge Berry (1856)
Glechoma. hederacea. Ground Ivy. Gill overground (1856)
Iryi burhle tiyomo|伞菌目
Glechoma. hederacea. Ground Ivy. Gill overground (1856)
Monotropa uniflora. Birds-nest. Indian pipe. The whole plant, ivory white (1856)
Irdiinw oibe|水晶兰、水晶兰属、兽亚纲
Monotropa uniflora. Birds-nest. Indian pipe. The whole plant, ivory white (1856)
Lobelia. Cardinalis Scarlet Lychnis (1856)
Carcdinahs iarlid ayohit|Lobelia. Cardinalis Scarlet Lychnis (1856)
Lobelia. Cardinalis Scarlet Lychnis (1856)
Neotia gracilis, Ladies tresses. Poygonum Porcicar (1856)
绶草亚族
Neotia gracilis, Ladies tresses. Poygonum Porcicar (1856)
Vernonia. noveboracencis. Flat top. Iron weed (1856)
Hlat toth|加州荞麦、山蛩目
Vernonia. noveboracencis. Flat top. Iron weed (1856)
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It was used in their sacred rites by the Druids, and gathered with Golden hooks & great ceremony (1856)
Pansies, pinks and daffodils (1846)
mwans Ao4 oquų shqpinn qum].m∬ 1vams aņanqu qn Af PansiesPinks,and gaudy Daffodils. Comus, Line
Pansies, pinks and daffodils (1846)
Woodbine, ivy, roses and myrtle (1846)
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Woodbine, ivy, roses and myrtle (1846)
Wild Thyme, Vine, Willows and hazel (1846)
hee Sheplherd, the the wãads and desert caves lüth TAild thpme and the gadding Dine a’rrgrown, And all theîr echaes mourn. he Tlillows and the Sazel rapses green, Shall now na mare be seen , JSan
Wild Thyme, Vine, Willows and hazel (1846)
Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)
Braidered the ground|Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)
Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)
Roses flowers of slender stalk, myrtle (1846)
aou ve separate he spies, Oeil'd in a cloud of fragrance, where she staod, Lalif spied, so thick the Rases hnushing round AUbout her glalurd; oft staaping ta suppárt Cach Slawer of slender skak,
Roses flowers of slender stalk, myrtle (1846)
Primrose, Grow-toe,Jessamine. White-pink, Pansy and Violet (1846)
Primrase that forsaken|美丽堇菜组
Primrose, Grow-toe,Jessamine. White-pink, Pansy and Violet (1846)
Poems on several occasions (1846)
Daems Seneral Accasions. Sabrina fair, Listen where thou art siting Ander the glasSp, cool, Iranslhucent rwave, In twisted braids of Milies kniting he loase train of thp amber- drapping hair, Afi
Poems on several occasions (1846)
or slept the rwinds lithin their staun cavcs, but rushγ’d abraad ron the four hinges of the warld, and fell An the verd wilderuess, whase tallest Hines. Svr Isiçauis qun Qinq so do0Q Qq0on qimoND
Pines and oaks (1846)
Pansies, violets, asphodel and hyacinth (1846)
Pansies, violets, asphodel and hyacinth (1846)
Pansies, violets, asphodel and hyacinth (1846)
Burrs and thistles, elm (1846)
ut IN that hapless virgin, aur last sister. TAlheve may she wander notw, whäther hetake her Iron the chil delw, amougst rude Burs and Chistles," lerhaps some cold hantk is her balster notw, IMr "
Burrs and thistles, elm (1846)