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You might be familiar with medicinal herbs but what about medicinal flowers? In the 1600s, primroses were used to make a 'salve' - an ointment - for healing wounds!
More surprising uses coming soon in 'Healing Garden'. @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary https://t.co/gnF4c9QmzI
Here's a #Victorian #Christmas card featuring #poinsettia and #orchids from @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary #Ephemera collection to get you in the #festive spirit this Monday morning!
Happy #Tuliptuesday from @The_RHS #lindleylibrary. Watercolour on paper of a tulip cultivar attributed to the artist August Wilhelm Sievert from the album 'Hortus florum imaginum' (c.1730)
A taster of some of our #hairy #botanical artwork @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary. The early green hairy #gooseberry. Engraved by S. Watts after an original by Augusta Withers. The Pomological Magazine, 1828. #HairyArchives #ExploreArchives
Just returned from #China.Getting very excited for opening of @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary #collectingintheclouds #exhibition on #Monday!Explore history of plant collectors George Forrest, Reginald Farrer, William Purdom + Frank Kingdon-Ward in early 20C China https://t.co/ks6Mvv7Zw4
Here's Sydenham T Edwards's (1768-1819) watercolour of Coffee Arabica from @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary for everyone's #CoffeeMorning today!
Spotted #Colchicumspeciosum growing in your local garden/park this #autumn?If not, here's a 1800 watercolour from @The_RHS #Lindleylibrary
Did you know August is #PeachMonth in the #USA? Here’s a 1815 watercolour @The_RHS #LindleyLibrary of an #American #Peach by #WilliamHooker