Heriot's Hospital, Edinburgh: boys playing in the grounds. Etching by T. Flowers after W. Wallace.

A science odyssey : 100 years of discovery / Charles Flowers ; foreword by Charles Osgood ; introduction by Charles Kuralt.

Date

[1998], ©1998

London medical education : a new framework report of a working party on medical & dental teaching resources / Chairman : The Lord Flowers.

Date

[1980]

Trends in psycho-analysis / by Marjorie Brierley.

Date

1951

Blindness in China : report to the Government of China / by Sir Clutha Mackenzie and W.S. Flowers.

Date

[1949]

Long term psychiatric patients : a study in community care / by Susan Lonsdale, Jolyon Flowers, Betty Saunders.

Date

1980

Sixth report : nuclear power and the environment : presented to Parliament by command of Her Majesty, September 1976 / Chairman: Sir Brian Flowers.

Date

1976

Surrogacy : law, practice and policy in England and Wales / Ruth Cabeza, Victoria Flowers, Eirwen Pierrot, Anita Rao (all barristers, Field Court Chambers); Barry O'Leary (partner, Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP); Lillian Odze (Family Court Advisor, Cafcass High Court Team).

Date

[2018]

Flowers and flower lore / [Hilderic Friend].

Date

[1883]

Flowers, R

Date

c.1936 - c.1939; c.1945 - c.1980

Reference

WF/M/I/PR/348

Part of

Wellcome Foundation Ltd

A milkwort or gang flower (Polygala vulgaris): one plant with red flowers and three stems with blue flowers. Colour nature print by H. Bradbury.

Date

[c. 1867]

Passion flower (Passiflora species): twining stem with flowers and fruit. Pen drawing.

Grow your own drugs. Part 2, Flowers.

Date

2009

Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Huth): branch with flowers and pods, separate flower, sectioned flower and seed. Coloured line engraving.

Date

[1686]

China rose or Shoe flower (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.): branch with flowers and fruit and separate flower, dissected fruit and seeds. Coloured line engraving.

Date

[1686]

A catalogue of seeds and hardy plants. With Instructions for Sowing and Planting. Containing Their Latin and English Names, Culture, Times of Flowering, Colours of Flowers of the most ornamental Kinds; With Remarks, shewing, Which are the tallest Growers, and tenderest Kinds. Seeds of Kitchen-Garden Roots Page 1 Seeds of Sallad Herbs and Greens 1 Garden Beans and Pease 4 Kidney or French Beans 5 Seeds of Medicinal Herbs 5 Seeds of Grasses, &c. 5 Seeds of Annual Flowers 6 Seeds of Biennial Flowers 8 Seeds and Plants of Perennial Flowers 10 Bulbous and Tuberous Flower Roots Page 16 Seeds and Plants of Tall Deciduous Trees 19 Seeds and Plants of Deciduous Flowering Shrubs 21 Seeds and Plants of Ever Green Trees and Shrubs 24 Frailing Shrubby Plants 26 Fruit Trees 27 By John Webb, Seedsman, At the Acorn, near Westminster Bridge, London.

Date

MDCCLX. [1760]

A Japanese woman seated and holding a branch of a flower with the flowers downwards. Watercolour, 18--.

Date

[between 1800 and 1899]

The delights of flower-painting. In which is laid down the fundamental principles of that delightful art. To which is annexed, a curious description of the manner in which fifty of the most capital flowers are now finished by the several masters in that branch; Being an Introduction to Paint all Sorts of Flowers, &c. To which is added A Catalogue of the Colours proper for the Execution of them, their Names, Qualities, and Manner of preparing.

Date

[1756]

How to know the wild flowers : a Guide to the names, haunts, and habits of our common wild flowers / by Mrs. William Starr Dana ; illustrated by Marion Satterlee.

Date

1893

Flowers and flower lore / by the Rev. Hilderic Friend ; with illustrations, index, and notes.

Date

1884

Flowers and flower lore / by the Rev. Hilderic Friend ; with illustrations, index, and notes.

Date

1886

Six cut Ranunculus flowers: double-flowered varieties with leaves. Watercolour by Mrs. Montgomery.

The complete florist; or, the lady and gentleman's recreation in the flower garden; being a choice compendium of what hath been worthy notice for the propagation, raising, Planting, Encreasing, and preserving the rarest flowers and plants. Wherein Each Flower is so particularly described, as none can be at a Loss to know the Contents of the Flower Garden. With full Directions for Managing the different Sorts of Auricula's, Anemonies, Narcissus's, Hyacinths, Tulips, and all bulbous Roots. Together with directions what to do each mont in the year.

Date

[1775?]

The complete florist; or, the lady and gentleman's recreation in the flower garden; being a choice compendium of what hath been worthy notice for the propagation, raising, Planting, Encreasing, and preserving the rarest flowers and plants. Wherein Each Flower is so particularly described, that none can be at a Loss to know the Contents of the Flower Garden. With full Directions for Managing the different Sorts of Auriculas, Anemonies, Narcissus's, Hyacinths, Tulips, And all Bulbous Roots. Together with directions what to do each mont in the year.

Date

[1785?]

The complete florist; or, the lady and gentleman's recreation in the flower garden; being a choice compendium of what hath been worthy notice, for the propagation, raising, Planting, Increasing, and preserving the rarest flowers and plants. Wherein Each Flower is so particularly described, that none can be at a Loss to know the Contents of the Flower-Garden. With full Directions for managing the different Sorts of Auriculas, Anemonies, Narcissus's, Hyacinths, Tulips, And all Bulbous Roots. Together with directions what to do each month in the year.

Date

[1785?]