Maund Botanical Garden botanical prints 1825

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Yellow Noisette Rose, Menziesia, Caucasian Pink, Stemless Star of Bethlehem MBG183 $55	Noble Bell-flower, Whorled Primula, Refracted Star of Bethlehem, Ruddy Horse-chesnut MBG214 $45	Myrtle-leaved Rhododendron, Spiked Spiderwort, Ural St. John's Wort, Long-flowered Bell-flower MBG193 $45


Glandular Balsam, Small-leaved Cotoneaster, Eatable-rooted Peony MBG208 $45	Scarlet-flowered Fig Marigold, Ringing Bell-Flower, Dragon Arum, Spotted-flowered Lily MBG244 $45	undled-flowered Andromeda, Haller's Anemone, Pleasing Purple Primrose, Goat's-foot Wood-sorrel MBG113 $45


Cluster-flowered Fuchsia, Hairy Kalmia, Great-flowered Centrocarpha, Long-horned Touch-Me-Not MBG223 $45	Woolly Thyme, Chequered Fritillaria, Early Blue-flowered Phlox, Dog's-Tooth Violet MBG46 $45	Blue Lobelia, Slender-leaved Coreopsis, Hairy-leaved Rhododendron, Greeland Scurvy-grass MBG16 $45


Palmated Anemone, Great-flowered Balm, Venus's Looking-Glass, Chinese Lychnis MBG37 $45	Showy Dragon's Head, Round-headed Buddlea, Oval-leaved Phlox, Primrose MBG15 $45	Altrea Frutex, Tuberous Swallow-wort, Purple-flowered Oenothera, Pyrenean Teucrium MBG20 $45

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In 1825 Benjamin Maund started the publication of a new periodical, The Botanic Garden. Maund published a series of 13 volumes, from 1825-1851. The plates are finely hand colored and unusual in that four plants are represented on each page. The work is of a precision, beauty and intense color unrivalled in all of botanical illustration. The plates are by Mrs. E. Bay, Misses E. & S. Maund, E D Smith & Mills & engraved by S Watts. Each print measures approximately 7 inches wide by 9 inches long. All plates in this series of 312 are ORIGINAL HAND COLORED engravings and of the utmost delicacy and beauty. Each flower is a little jewel of skillful artistry. The condition of the plates is excellent with paper strong and not brittle and still quite white.

Maund Botanical Garden 1825

Maund Botanical Garden 1825