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Fruit, Vegetables & Mushrooms

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Polignac Melon part quartered

Didier’s Tulip: Tulip gesneriana.

Palms (Attalea): Astrocaryum Chonta, Maximiliana princeps and Cocos botroyophora with Bolivians and thatched house.

Camellia: Augustina superba and Caryophylloides. After Augusta Withers.

Palms (Attalea): Martinezia truncata, Euterpe andicola and Euterpe Haenkeana with Guaranins hunting with bow and arrow.

British Fungi: Agaricus (three varieties), Peziza and Polyporus.

Cocunut Tree and Cocos: With Orange (Tranja), Carandas Plum and Star fruit (Carambolus) trees and fruit.

Red Ranunculus, ranunculus asiaticus and White Thorn or Hawthorn, crataegus oxyacantha with Bluebells and a Brimstone Moth, phalena crataegate.

Tulips: La Triomphe, Louis XVI, Duchess of Devonshire, General Washington, Earl Spencer, La Majestieuse and Gloria Mundi.

Madame Henry Jacotot petunia and Salvia tricolor.

Carnations: Flakes, Bizarres, and Piquettes. Palmer’s Defiance, Davy’s Defiance, Duchess of Dorset, Duchess of Wurtemberg, British Monarch, Prince of Wales. Set in a romanticised landscape with Norman ruins.

Varieties: Variegated Simethus, Bluebells and Starch Grape.

Lily: Lilium Speciosum.

Lily: Lilium lancifolium album and Lilium lancifolium roseum. After Augusta Withers.

Tiger flower: Tigridia pavonia with Rigidella flammea, Ferraira divaricata and uncinata.

Apples: Robertson’s Pippin, Blanchard’s Pippin, Lemon Pippin, Aromatic Pippin and Embroidered Pippin.

Calochortus and Cyclobothera: Calochortus Macrocarpus, Venustus, Splendens, Luteus, and Cyclobothera Barbata, Alba and Pulchella.

British Fungi: Helvelia, Clavaria, Geoglossum and four varieties of Agaricus.

Spatalanthus: Speciosus, Trichonema Speciosum, Roseum, Bulbocodium and Streptanthera elegans.

Peziza: P. Aurantia (Orange cup), P. Fulgens (Golden cup), P. Coccinea (Scarlet Elf cup) and P. Splendens (Orange peel cup). Edible.

Agaricus Eburneus (Ivory Waxy Cap) and Agaricus Pudorinus (Blushing Waxy Cap). Edible.

British Fungi: Cantharellus, Peziza (two varieties), Polyporus, Agaricus and Lycoperdon.

Agaricus Gambiosus (St George’s mushroom). Edible.

Primrose: Round-headed mealy primrose. After Walter Hood Fitch.

Dahlia: Cactus Dahlia Yuarezi.

Chrysanthemums: La Gitana, Trophée, François and Fleurette. After Augusta Withers.

Avocado (Persea Americana) and Granadille (Passion flower).

deleteBritish Fungi: Agaricus (two varieties), Peziza (two varieties), Hirneola, Amanita and Hygrophorus.

British Fungi: Stereum, Polyporus Albus, Periza Cupularis, Periza Cerea, Polyporus Lucidus and Lycoperdon.

delete British Fungi: Russula (two varieties), Bulgaria, Agaricus, Coprinus and Hygrophorus.

Dahlias: Coccinea, Lutea, Paragon and Glabrata.

Agaricus Fusipes (Spindleshank) and Agaricus Squarrosus (Shaggy Scalycap). Edible.

Nepalese Lily: After Henry Moon.

Golden Shot Wallflower: Erysimum Perofskianum.

Ceylon Hydrolea: After Walter Hood Fitch.

Bush Allamanda: Hothouse flowers, Allamanda Schottii and Stephanotis floribunda. After Augusta Withers.

Rhododendron: J. Marshall Brooks.

Semillon grape of Bordeaux.

British Fungi: Coprinus, Polyporus, Geoglossum, Clavaria, Bovista, Thelephora and Agaricus.

Roses: Celine Forestier, Monsieur Boncenne and La France.

Dutch and Purple Clover with eight varieties of Trefoil.

Aramon grape of Languedoc-Roussillon.

Rock Rose: Helianthemum macranthon, Great-flowered Sun-Rose.

Ixia: Ochroleuca, Conica, Viridiflora, Monodelpha, Columellaris and Crispa.

Rhoddeia: Capt. Champion’s Rhoddeia. After Walter Hood Fitch.

Palm: Date Palm Phoenix dactylifera: Men harvesting the fruit. With text in French.

Sphaerospora: Imbricata, Synnotia variegata and bicolor.

Caryphyllius pleno, 3 variations and Caryphyllius dimidia