Flora Collection (#31)

Geum Reptans (Creeping Avens), a perennial plant of the Rosaceae family

Sedum Spectabile (Ice Plant) in the snow
Sedum Spectabile (Ice Plant) of the Crassulaceae family, a hardy perennial with bright pink flowers. Seen here in the snow

Tiarella Cordifolia (Foamflower)
Tiarella Cordifolia (Heartleaved Foamflower, Allegheny Foamflower), a hardy perennial of the Saxifragaceae family

Crocus Versicolor (Cloth of Silver crocus), with white petals and purple stripes

Sempervivum Arachnoideum Laggeri (Houseleek or Liveforever), a succulent alpine and sub-alpine plant of the Crassulaceae family which grows in rosettes

Trifolium Apinum (Alpine Clover), a flowering plant of the Fabaceae family

Anemone Vernalis (Pulsatilla Vernalis), with the pink and white flowers partially open, and very hairy stems

Androsace Sarmentosa, of the Primulaceae family, also known as rock jasmine or fairy candelabra. They flourish in rock clefts in the full sun, and spread rapidly

Alyssum Saxatile Citrinum (Basket of Gold), a hardy perennial of the Brassicaceae family, with yellow flowers suitable for rock gardens and borders

Asperula Suberosa (Woodruff), a perennial of the Rubiaceae family. Seen here growing in a rocky setting, with pink flowers

Ranunculus Montanus (Montana Buttercup)
Ranunculus Montanus (Molten Gold Montana or Mountain Buttercup), a perennial of the Ranunculaceae family with bright yellow flowers. Seen here growing in a rocky setting

Anemone Blanda or Windflower
Anemone Blanda, also known as Windflower, with a daisy-like mauve flower

Cyclamen Europaeum (Purpurascens), traditionally classified in the Primulaceae family, but more recently reclassified in the Myrsinaceae family

Garden detail with stream at Abbotswood, Gloucestershire
View of a detail of the garden, with a stream running through it, at Abbotswood, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire. The gardens were created by Sir Edwin Lutyens

Lily pond at Abbotswood, Gloucestershire
View of a lily pond in the formal gardens at Abbotswood, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire. The gardens were created by Sir Edwin Lutyens

Euphorbia Wulfenii (Spurge, Milkweed)
Euphorbia Characias Wulfenii (Spurge, Milkweed), an evergreen perennial with yellow-green flowers, growing in a rockery setting

Acantholimon Glumaceum (Prickly Thrift), a perennial alpine plant of the Plumbaginaceae (plumbago or leadwort) family, with bright pink or purple flowers in the summer, best suited to rock gardens

Camellia bush growing in a garden
A Camellia (Camellias) bush, a flowering plant of the Theaceae family, with bright red flowers, growing by a garden wall

Shakespeares birthplace, Stratford upon Avon
A view of Shakespeares birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, as seen from the street

Crocus Versicolor (Cloth of Silver crocus), with white petals and purple stripes

Androsace Glacialis, of the Primulaceae family, also known as rock jasmine or fairy candelabra. They flourish in rock clefts on alpine summits, with pink flowers fading to white in the early spring

Forsythia Intermedia, a genus of the Oleaceae (Olive) family, and a hybrid of Forsythia Suspensa and Forsythia Viridissima. It has bright yellow flowers

Rose garden at Kew Gardens
A rose garden at Kew Gardens, West London, with trees and shrubs in the background

View inside a greenhouse at Kew Gardens, West London, with an array of plants and flowers of different colours

Tulips at Kew Gardens
A colourful display of tulips and other plants and flowers at Kew Gardens, West London

Croci at Kew Gardens
Yellow and mauve croci (crocus, crocuses) growing in the grass at Kew Gardens, West London

Flowerbeds and trees at Kew Gardens
Flowerbeds, trees and ornamental stone vases at Kew Gardens, West London

Spring bedding at Kew Gardens
Spring bedding with trees in the background at Kew Gardens, West London

Iris Iberica at Kew Gardens
Iris Iberica growing beside the water at Kew Gardens, West London

Garden in Cambridgeshire
An unidentified garden in Cambridgeshire with a view across the lawn, showing colourful plants and shrubs growing on either side of a flight of stone steps, a red brick garden wall

Daffodils at Kew Gardens
Daffodils (Narcissus) with trees in the background at Kew Gardens, West London

Snowdrops at Kew Gardens
Snowdrops (Galanthus) at Kew Gardens, West London

Kestrel and English Countryside scenery
A Kestrel sat on a fencepost is set into the border framing a n atmospheric view of the late summer light throwing the shape of the trees of an English countryside into sharp relief

Four Winds - West
OCCIDENS Zephyrus, the Wind of the West, pursues the goddess Flora, making her drop her flowers onto the Earth below Date: circa 1640

Fridtjof Nansen, Franz Josef Land, 1896
Engraving showing Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930), the Norwegian explorer, biologist and oceanographer, pictured at Cape Flora, Franz Josef Land, 1896

The Sinking of the Eira, Cape Flora, 1881
Engraving showing the yacht Eira, commanded by Benjamin Leigh Smith, crushed by the ice and sinking off Cape Flora, Franz Joseph Land, 21st August 1881

The Crew of the Eira Arctic Expedition reach safety, 1882
Engraving showing the crew of the Eira Arctic Expedition of 1881-1882, led by Benjamin Leigh Smith, in the boats (foreground) reaching the safety of the yacht Hope, August 1882

Myth / Flora
Queen Flora calls upon the flowers of the garden after their winter sleep

Humming Birds - 2
(Trochilidae) Birds of this species depicted among tropical flora

Plants / Crescentia Cujete
The CALABASH-TREE, found by the conquistadors in the West Indies, depicted with other flora and fauna

MAROONED ON ANDROMEDA
MAROONED IN ANDROMEDA (Clark Ashton-Smith) The animal-eating flora of Andromeda are beautiful to look at but not much fun on closer acquaintance

Flora Fabbri / Ballet 1846
FLORA FABBRI Ballet dancer in the role of Mazourka in Le Diable a Quatre in 1846

Alpine Species 1903
Alpine Flora: Campanula Zoysii; Campanula Thyrsoidia; Campanula Pusilla; Campanula Pulla; Campanula Barbata

Flora in the Glen / Scott
Flora in the Glen of Glennaquoich

Charles / Flora Escape
Charles Edward Stuart escapes with the help of Flora MacDonald

Lloyd George & Workers
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE accompanied by Flora Drummond and Phyllis Ayrton, greets women munitions workers towards the end of World War One

Ww1 Workers / Lloyd George
In Manchester, Flora Drummond and Phyllis Ayrton greet Prime Minister David Lloyd George and introduce him to a group of enthusiastic women munitions workers

Election Campaign
Flora Drummond ( The General) & Phyllis Ayrton campaigning for Christabel Pankhurst in Smethwick. Christabel represented the Womens Party in 1918 & 1919

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