Another week, another Today we are featuring a fruit that has been popular for birds and people alike.

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Lady slipper (Paphiopedilum stonei) for by John Nugent Fitch for The Floral Magazine, Vol. 9 (1880). View more in with thanks to Mertz Library of the for digitizing: https://t.co/uVH54nopOL --

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It’s This week we’re featuring the lovely Chilean bellflower, the national flower of Chile.
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For Orchidaceae is a limited edition elephant folio published in 1973 by Bourton Press, with by the author, orchidologist Peter Francis Hunt, and illustrator, Mary A. Grierson. This book focuses on plants from the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.

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🌷 Happy 🌷 Desert (Tulipa systola) 🌷 are native to the arid conditions of the Middle East. by Matilda Smith for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 117 (1891). View in with thanks to for digitizing: https://t.co/m7raUMdzS0

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Happy This week's irritating but fascinating feature, the fur-gripping will be familiar to many pet owners.
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An excellent choice for These wonderful Amazon have held the fascination of many in natural history. I particularly like the water bird strolling across one of the large leaves.

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Happy Pink quills (Tillandsia lindenii), a native Peruvian airplant, are widely cultivated as houseplants. by Faguet for Revue Horticole (1878). View in with thanks to Botany Libraries for digitizing: https://t.co/3jK2lGDSOe

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These late-season blooms from our cut flower garden reminded us of this October plate from Robert Furber's "Twelve Months of Flowers" (1730) in the Oak Spring Garden Library.

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Another beautiful Selenicereus grandiflorus illustration. by Walter Hood Fitch for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 62 (1835) in via : https://t.co/3Dt2NI3GDL --

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Happy Clianthus puniceus is commonly known as "kākā beak" after the by Sarah Ann Drake for Edwards's Botanical Register, Vol. 21 (1836): https://t.co/werqcFaIhT. More from Drake in -- https://t.co/kwVDG3li0s

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Disanthus cercidifolius, a native of and by Matilda Smith for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 143 (1917). View in with thanks to the Raven Library of for digitizing: https://t.co/sNN2mqZxaN

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(Campanula tomentosa). by Matilda Smith for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 143 (1917). View in with thanks to the Raven Library of for digitizing https://t.co/602100gfCC --

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Happy (#Rhododendron discolor), a native of by Matilda Smith for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 143 (1917). View in with thanks to the Raven Library of for digitizing https://t.co/QTIHSZbI2a

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Happy A stunning red water lily hybrid, cultivated from Nymphaea rubra and N. lotus. by Walter Hood Fitch for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 78 (1852). View more in with thanks to for digitizing: https://t.co/nZIedEArUM

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It’s Today we’re featuring the elegant Swan Orchid - a unique plant that can be either male or female. Want to learn more about the world’s most wonderful plants? Visit our growing collection of digital posters at https://t.co/Pq3QFlUBmm.

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Happy Sukashiyuri (Lilium maculatum) is a native of View more in with thanks to the Raven Library of the Missouri Botanical () for digitizing: https://t.co/p43x5Wo7ih --

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Botanical illustration and the park: Herbier de la France, ou, Collection complette des plantes indigenes de ce royaume; avec leurs proprie´te´s, et leurs usages en medecine, by Pierre Bulliard, 1780-93, BHL/NYBG........https://t.co/DnECXOfsxe

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