The home florist: a treatise on the cultivation, management and adaptability of flowering and ornamental plants, designed for the use of amateur florists.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Orchid world. A monthly illustrated journal entirely devoted to orchidology.

No more published.

A treatise on the Diatomaceae, containing introductory remarks on the structure, life history, collection, cultivation and preparation of diatoms, and a description and figure typical of every known genus, as well as a description and figure of every species found in the North Sea and countries bordering it, including Great Britain, Belgium, &c.

Reprint of the 1896 ed.

Asparagus, beans, peas, etc. for profit. A practical treatise on the cultivation of asparagas, broad beans, peas, rhubarb, runner beans, sea kale and vegetable marrows for market; also the eradication of insect and fungoid pests; treatment of soils etc.

Mode of access: Internet.

Dahlia cultivation.

Mode of access: Internet.

The flower-garden; or, Breck's book of flowers; in which are described all the various hardy herbaceous perennials, annuals, shrubby plants, and evergreen trees, desirable for ornamental purposes, with directions for their cultivation .

Mode of access: Internet.

The rose; a treatise on the cultivation, history, family characteristics, etc., of the various groups of roses, with accurate descriptions of the varieties now generally grown.

Mode of access: Internet.

Orchids for amateurs. A practical guide to the cultivation of sixty easily-grown cool, and fifty warm house kinds adapted for small mixed greenhouses.

Mode of access: Internet.

The cultivation of shellac as an agricultural product,

Letterpress accompanies the frontispiece.

The carnation & picotee, their history, properties, and management. With a descriptive list of the best varieties in cultivation. A reprint of the essays and papers thereon, collected and rev.

Mode of access: Internet.

Carnations, picotees, and pinks. A practical guide to the cultivation and propagation of border, perpetual and other carnations, picotees, garden and alpine pinks, sweet Williams, etc.; including lists of varieties, and a description of the various pests and diseases thereof.

p. 189-196, advertising matter.

Brazil as a coffee-growing country: its capabilites, the mode of cultivation, and prospects of extension, described in a series of letters from the late Mr. G. A. Crüwell and Mr. A. Scott Blacklaw to the "Ceylon Observer," with the latest information from other sources. Compiled from the columns of the "Ceylon Observer."

Mode of access: Internet.

Orchid Pavilion Gathering, right screen, panels 4-6

Ikeno Taiga; H: 5 ft. 3 17/64 in.; one of a pair of 6-fold screens, ink and color on paper

Orchid Pavilion Gathering, right screen, panels 1-3

Ikeno Taiga; H: 5 ft. 3 17/64 in.; one of a pair of 6-fold screens, ink and color on paper

Orchid Pavilion Gathering, right screen

Ikeno Taiga; 5 ft. 3 17/64 in.x 11 ft. 8 5/32 in.; one of a pair of 6-fold screens, ink and color on paper