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Botanical Magazine Collection (#9)

Discover the enchanting world of botanical wonders with our captivating magazine

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Bromus secalinus, var. velutinus; Rye Brome-grass, var. B

Bromus secalinus, var. velutinus; Rye Brome-grass, var. B

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Asarum Europaeum; Asarabacca

Asarum Europaeum; Asarabacca

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Thesium humifusum; Bastard Toadflax

Thesium humifusum; Bastard Toadflax

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia Cyparissias; Cyprus Spurge

Euphorbia Cyparissias; Cyprus Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia coralloides; Coral Spurge

Euphorbia coralloides; Coral Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia Esula; Leafy-branched Spurge

Euphorbia Esula; Leafy-branched Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia amygdaloides; Wood Spurge

Euphorbia amygdaloides; Wood Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia pilosa; Downy Spurge

Euphorbia pilosa; Downy Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia hiberna; Irish Spurge

Euphorbia hiberna; Irish Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia Peplis; Purple Spurge

Euphorbia Peplis; Purple Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia platyphylla; Broad-leaved Warted Spurge

Euphorbia platyphylla; Broad-leaved Warted Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphorbia Helioscopia; Sun Spurge

Euphorbia Helioscopia; Sun Spurge

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Buxus sempervirens; Common Box

Buxus sempervirens; Common Box

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Empetrum nigrum; Crow-berry

Empetrum nigrum; Crow-berry

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Aristolochia Clematitis; Common Birthwort

Aristolochia Clematitis; Common Birthwort

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum virgatum; Large-flowered Mullein

Verbascum virgatum; Large-flowered Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum nigrum; Dark Mullein

Verbascum nigrum; Dark Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum Thapso-nigrum; Hybrid between Great and Dark Mulleins

Verbascum Thapso-nigrum; Hybrid between Great and Dark Mulleins

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum Blattaria; Moth Mullein

Verbascum Blattaria; Moth Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Antirrhinum Orontium; Corn Snapdragon

Antirrhinum Orontium; Corn Snapdragon

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Linaria Cymbalaria; Ivy-leaved Toadflax

Linaria Cymbalaria; Ivy-leaved Toadflax

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Antirrhinum majus; Common Snapdragon

Antirrhinum majus; Common Snapdragon

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Scrophularia vernalis; Yellow Figwort

Scrophularia vernalis; Yellow Figwort

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Digitalis purpurea; Purple Foxglove

Digitalis purpurea; Purple Foxglove

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Scrophularia Ehrharti; Ehrharts Water-Betony

Scrophularia Ehrharti; Ehrharts Water-Betony

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Scrophularia Scorodonia; Balm-leaved Figwort

Scrophularia Scorodonia; Balm-leaved Figwort

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Scrophularia aquatica; Common Water Betony

Scrophularia aquatica; Common Water Betony

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum nigro-Lychnitis; Hybrid between Dark and White Mulleins

Verbascum nigro-Lychnitis; Hybrid between Dark and White Mulleins

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Scrophularia nodosa; Knotty-rooted Figwort

Scrophularia nodosa; Knotty-rooted Figwort

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum nigro-pulverulentum; Hybrid between Dark and Hoary Mulleins

Verbascum nigro-pulverulentum; Hybrid between Dark and Hoary Mulleins

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica Beccabunga; Brooklime

Veronica Beccabunga; Brooklime

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica Anagallis; Water Speedwell

Veronica Anagallis; Water Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica scutellata; Marsh Speedwell

Veronica scutellata; Marsh Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica montana; Mountain Speedwell

Veronica montana; Mountain Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Hyoscyamus niger; Common Henbane

Hyoscyamus niger; Common Henbane

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum Lychnitis; White Mullein

Verbascum Lychnitis; White Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum pulverulentum; Hoary Mullein

Verbascum pulverulentum; Hoary Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Verbascum Thapsus; Great Mullein

Verbascum Thapsus; Great Mullein

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Datura Stramonium; Common Thorn-apple

Datura Stramonium; Common Thorn-apple

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Euphrasia officinalis, var. genuina; Common Eyebright, var. a

Euphrasia officinalis, var. genuina; Common Eyebright, var. a

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica Buxbaumii; Buxbaums Speedwell

Veronica Buxbaumii; Buxbaums Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica triphyllos; Trifid Speedwell

Veronica triphyllos; Trifid Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica agrestis; Green Procumbent Speedwell

Veronica agrestis; Green Procumbent Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica polita; Grey Procumbent Speedwell

Veronica polita; Grey Procumbent Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica officinalis, var. genuina; Common Speedwell, var. a

Veronica officinalis, var. genuina; Common Speedwell, var. a

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica Chamaedrys; Germander Speedwell

Veronica Chamaedrys; Germander Speedwell

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica officinalis, var. hirsuta; Common Speedwell, var. B

Veronica officinalis, var. hirsuta; Common Speedwell, var. B

Background imageBotanical Magazine Collection: Veronica spicata, var. hybrida; Spiked Speedwell, var. B

Veronica spicata, var. hybrida; Spiked Speedwell, var. B



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Discover the enchanting world of botanical wonders with our captivating magazine. From the bewitching Atropa Belladonna, also known as Deadly Nightshade, to the exquisite Hellebore noir ou rose de Noel - Christmas rose or black hellebore, Helleborus niger, each page is adorned with handcoloured copperplate engravings that bring these plants to life. Delve into the secrets of Hedera Helix, the Common Ivy, and be mesmerized by its ability to climb and cover any surface with lush greenery. Marvel at Digitalis purpurea's majestic purple blooms as it stands tall like a regal sentinel in your garden. Explore rare species such as Pyrus torminalis; Wild Service-tree and witness its delicate blossoms grace nature's canvas. Immerse yourself in coastal landscapes where Salicornia herbacea var. Acetaria; Common Marsh-samphire thrives alongside Atriplex portulacoides; Sea Purslane and Cakile maritima; Sea Rocket – resilient plants that endure harsh sea winds and salty air. Admire Erica ciliaris' fringed leaves dancing in the breeze while Lonicera Periclymenum enchants you with its intoxicating fragrance as Common Woodbine weaves through fences and trellises. Discover Anagallis tenella; Bog Pimpernel hiding amongst wetlands, adding a splash of vibrant color to their surroundings. Finally, lose yourself in Primula Scotica's delicate petals – Scottish Birds-eye Primrose – an emblem of resilience against Scotland's rugged climate. Our botanical magazine invites you on a journey through nature's most extraordinary creations – from poisonous beauties like Atropa Belladonna to hardy survivors like Primula Scotica – showcasing their diversity and reminding us of Mother Earth's endless marvels waiting to be explored.