THE 
BOTANIC GARDEN; 
CONSISTING OF 
HIGHLY FINISHED REPRESENTATIONS 
OF HARDY 
ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING PLANTS, 
CULTIVATED 
IN GREAT BRITAIN; 
WITH 
THEIR NAMES, CLASSES, ORDERS, HISTORY, QUALITIES, CULTURE, 
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. 
BY 
B. MAUND, F.L.S. 
VOL. III. 
“ Not a tree, 
A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but contains 
A folio volume. We may read and read, 
And read again, and still find something 1 new, 
Something- to please, and something 1 to instruct.” 
Hurdis. 
Lonbonj 
SIMPKIN AND MARSHALL, STATIONERS* HALL COURT: 
SHERWOOD AND CO., PATBRNOSTER ROW. 
1830. 
