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Letter from Lord Roslyn to John Hutton Balfour
Parte deRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Institutional Archives
Letter from Lord Roslyn to John Hutton Balfour dated 4 July 1859 regarding potentially moving the Conservatory of the late Thomas Assheton Smith at Tedworth [Tidworth] near Andover to the Botanic Garden.
Letter from George Forrest to Isaac Bayley Balfour
Parte deGeorge Forrest Collection
Letter from George Forrest to Isaac Bayley Balfour dated 5 July 1904 in which Forrest gives an account of his journey from Rangoon to Mandalay by train and thence by river to Bhamo; he describes hibiscus in Rangoon and plants and vegetation growing along the river banks; preparations for journey to Teng Yueh [Tengchong] and Talifu [Dali]; difficulties in obtaining mules and interpreter; cholera in villages; intends to make a plant collection in his spare time which ‘shall be placed at your disposal on my arrival home’.
Parte deJohn MacWatt Primula papers
John MacWatt in his garden (59 x 84mm).
Parte deJohn MacWatt Primula papers
Parte deJohn MacWatt Primula papers
View across the garden with an Eremurus in flower in the foreground, full plate, probable Amy Cameron image (215 x 155mm); inscribed on the reverse in John MacWatt’s hand ‘Eremurus Robustus the single spike / Eremurus Himalyaicus the 3 spikes in distance - / The tree is a Fern leaved Beech / The 7 spikes at the side are Camassia Leichtlini / in Dr McWatt’s garden’.
Parte deJohn MacWatt Primula papers
Primula anisodora, RBGE, Robert Moyes Adam image (195 x 140mm)
Parte deJohn MacWatt Primula papers
John Hutton Balfour- Lecture labelled 'Glasgow July 1845'
Parte deRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Institutional Archives
Parte deRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Institutional Archives
Two copies of the Notes of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, comprising numbers XII, XIII and XIV, November 1904 and February 1905 containing, amongst information about RBGE's Principal Gardeners, George Claridge Druce's account of George Don's life and work.
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