Angiosperms

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  • flowering plants, the largest and most diverse group within the kingdom Plantae. Angiosperms represent approximately 80 percent of all the known green plants now living.

  • The angiosperms are vascular seed plants in which the ovule (egg) is fertilized and develops into a seed in an enclosed hollow ovary.

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    Angiosperms

    • UF Flowering plants

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    Angiosperms

    88 Archival description results for Angiosperms

    GB 235 HJH/3/5/6 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card, with a blank front and back. Adhered to the inside on the right is a colour photograph with a caption written by George Sherriff. Left side has a pre-printed message. Betty Sherriff signed for both of them.

    The photograph is in colour and features Rhododendron ludlowii, presumably taken by George Sherriff in the garden at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]
    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    Rhododendron

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    To you all With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year
    [signed] from George + Betty Sherriff

    Ascreavie

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/4 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Christmas card, folded in two with a blank front and back. Adhered to the inside on the right is a colour photograph with a caption. Left side has a pre-printed message.

    The photograph is in colour and features Primula whitei, presumably taken by George Sherriff in the garden at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]
    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    Primula whitei

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    To you all With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year
    [signed] from George + Betty

    Ascreavie, Kirriemuir

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/3 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Christmas card, folded in two. Adhered to the front is a colour photograph with a caption. Inside has a handwritten message, written by George Sherriff.

    The photograph is in colour and features Primula odontica, presumably taken by George Sherriff in the garden at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    [FRONT]
    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    Primula odontica

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    with all good wishes
    [signed] from George + Betty Sherriff

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/2 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Two sided Christmas card with colour photograph adhered to the front with a caption. Reverse has printed image of holly & berries along side a pre-printed message.

    The photograph is in colour and features Meconopsis integrifolia in front of the house at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    [FRONT]

    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    meconopsis integrifolia
    at Ascreavie

    [REVERSE]
    [PRINTED TEXT]

    All Good Wishes for Christmas
    and the New Year
    from
    [signed] George + Betty Sherriff

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/5 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card, with a blank front and back. Adhered to the inside on the right is a colour photograph with a caption written by George Sherriff. Left side has a pre-printed message. George Sherriff signed for both of them.

    The photograph is in colour and features Lilium rubellum, presumably taken by George Sherriff in the garden at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]
    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    Lilium rubellum

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year
    [signed] George + Betty

    Ascreavie

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/1 · Item · 1952
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Two sided Christmas card with colour photograph adhered to the front with a caption. Reverse has handwritten message written by George Sherriff.

    The photograph is in colour and features Diapensia himalaica, presumably taken by George Sherriff in his garden at Ascreavie.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    [FRONT]
    [COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH]

    Diapensia himalaica.
    Bhutan.

    [REVERSE]

    With all good wishes.
    [signed] George + Betty Sherriff

    Ascreavie
    Xmas 52 [1952]

    Sherriff, George
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/12 · Item · n.d.
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Handwritten message from Frank Ludlow.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]

    "HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"

    Primula whitei

    This Card, drawn by Margaret Stones, takes with it the wish to help
    TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
    to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes at Kalimpong, Bengal, India

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    WITH
    BEST WISHES
    FROM

    [signed] F. Ludlow

    [HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]

    One of the loveliest of primulas which you must have
    come across in E. Bhutan through possibly not in flower.
    Betty Sherriff grows it to perfection in Scotland!
    Trust you and the family are well.

    Ludlow, Frank
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/9 · Item · c. 1967-1975
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stones. There is a handwritten message written by Betty Sherriff.

    Written sometime after the death of her husband in 1967 but before "Quest for Flowers" was published in 1975.

    Proceeds for card went to "Tibetan Refugee Children"


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]

    Alas, his [Dr. H.R. Fletcher] L v S [Ludlow and Sherriff] book
    has not yet found a publisher but I don't
    despair

    "Rhododendron wardii"
    grown at Ascreavie

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    A Happy Christmas
    to you all
    and With best wishes from
    [signed] Betty

    This Card, drawn by Margaret Stones,
    takes with it the wish to help
    TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
    to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes
    at Kalimpong, Bengal, India

    Sherriff, Betty
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/8 · Item · c. 1967-1975
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stones. There is a handwritten message written by Betty Sherriff.

    Written sometime after the death of her husband in 1967 but before "Quest for Flowers" was published in 1975.

    Proceeds for card went to "Tibetan Refugee Children"


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]

    I am sorry to have been so long in returning your diary but will do so very soon. Dr. Fletcher did use a bit out of it. The description of the eye (cataract) operation.

    The book is now finished, except my chapter - Have not been too well and am out of circulation for a short time but nothing basically wrong - just pushing myself too hard!

    Hope all goes well with all of you -

    "RHODODENDRON ORBICULARE"
    grown at Ascreavie

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    A very Happy Christmas to you all
    and *with BEST WISHES FROM
    [signed] Betty Sherriff

    Ascreavie

    [BACK]

    This Christmas Card, drawn by Margaret Stones,
    takes with it the wish to help
    TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
    to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes
    at Kalimpong, Bengal, India

    Sherriff, Betty
    GB 235 HJH/3/5/7 · Item · 1972
    Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

    Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Signed by Betty Sherriff.


    TRANSCRIPTION

    printed text in bold

    [INSIDE LEFT]

    "HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"

    Primula whitei

    [HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]

    I know you will be sorry to hear that poor Ludlow has been having trouble with his back and has had to lie up for some months. He says a slipped disc? His is longing to get back to the B.M. [British Museum]

    [INSIDE RIGHT]

    A Happy Christmas to you all and
    and *a with BEST WISHES for 1972 FROM
    [signed] Betty Sherriff

    Sherriff, Betty