I’ve spent many enjoyable hours this week (including a few hours borrowed from sleeping time) perusing, scanning, and retouching images from my antique Dictionary of Gardening books to assemble a set of vintage botanical illustrations for my Etsy shop.
I scanned a few extra images to share with you today. They are, by their scientific names:
Fig. 94. Trichomanes Kraussii. 
Fig. 210. Flowering Branches of Podolepis Aristata. 
Fig. 244. Berberis Nepalensis. 
This is the set I curated this week (image is linked to my Etsy shop): 
Julie is a vintage enthusiast and a Photoshop addict who loves to take pictures, scrapbook and cook.She collects old books and new recipes.
Contact her at: olddesignshop(at)gmail(dot)com
Thanks for so generously sharing the free images.
You’re welcome, Karen. 🙂
It’s my favourite thing to do when i want to relax and botanical images are so versatile for craft projects. Love the pictures 🙂
I’m happy to know you love the pictures. 🙂
Thank you for these lovely images! I will put your set of botanical images on my wish list…I am in a no-spend period until August!
You’re welcome for the images, Heather. I’m happy to know you like them. 🙂 Congratulations on the no-spend period. I know how challenging that can be.
Love these old botanicals. Thanks so much. You have a gem of bookson the subject it looks like
You’re welcome, Karen. I’m happy to know you love the old botanicals. 🙂 These old books are definitely a vintage treasure. There are hundred of illustrations in them.
Wonderful work, I know you’ll do very well with these!!
Thank you Julie. 🙂
Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing these wonderful scans. I really appreciate them. Love your site.. so many interesting things!
You’re welcome, Francesca. I am very happy to know that you like the scans and enjoy my site. 🙂