Garden Museumさんのイラストまとめ

This horticultural review was edited by Charles Morren, director of the Botanical Garden of Liège, Belgium, a complex of Victorian-style greenhouses brimming with warm climate plants.

We highly recommend taking a five minute break to lose yourself in these otherworldly botanical lithographs 😵

And here's a few more because we love old seed packet designs and couldn't resist, let's hear it for the veggies:

Today you'll find us mostly closing our eyes and dreaming of frolicking with lambs under a rainbow à la this idyllic spring scene by the aptly named Douglas Percy Bliss. Join us! 😌

Time for some good news! Our next exhibition will celebrate the paintings of one of Scotland's greatest artists (and passionate plantswoman!) Dame Elizabeth Blackadder.

Elizabeth Blackadder: Favourite Flowers will open 3 Feb - 7 March 2021 - https://t.co/3EWnEeCCMS

Slow art is the practice of taking your time to really look at a work of art, soaking up every little detail, almost meditating with it. And we say, if you don’t have any art to hand, try it with a plant!

The proud strut of a woman who knows her conservatory looks good. 📷 Abermaed, Aberystwyth Aug 1901.

#SuperNature artist Rose Electra Harris creates dreamlike, surreal and vibrant interpretations of domestic spaces. Which might just be the perfect art for your own domestic space?

Browse and buy from 25 artists at Super Nature, 28-29 March: https://t.co/7zx68ZFIrT

There's plenty of wildlife in artist Jo Aylward's Kentish garden - and lots of these creatures find their way into her paintings as well!

Take a piece of Jo's English country life home with you at Super Nature, 28-29 March: https://t.co/7zx68ZFIrT

Here's some good news for a Friday morning: the first sunshine yellow glimmers of narcissi might soon be here to see us through the remains of winter!

These prints were given as colour supplements in a 1940 issue of Amateur Gardening magazine: https://t.co/1Qsn1nMtob