The botanical magazine; or, flower-garden displayed: : in which the most ornamental foreign plants, cultivated in the open ground, the green-house, and the stove, will be accurately represented in their natural colours. To which will be added, their names, class, order, generic and specific characters, according to the celebrated Linnaeus; their places of growth, and times of flowering: together with the most approved methods of culture. A work intended for the use of such ladies, gentlemen, and gardeners, as wish to become scientifically acquainted with the plants they cultivate..
Curtis, William,1746-1799.
London: : printed by Fry and Couchman, for W. Curtis, at his botanic-garden, Lambeth-Marsh; and sold by all booksellers, stationers, and news-carriers, in town and country.,
MDCCLXXXVII-MDCCC.. [1787-1800]
Continued in the nineteenth century as 'Curtis's Botanical Magazine'.
Issued as annual volumes with continuous pagination.
The titlepages to vols. 2-14 bear the author statement: By William Curtis.
Vols. 5-14 printed by Stephen Couchman.
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Curtis's botanical magazine.