Curtis's Botanical Magazine

Editorial
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Rix M.

The History of Wakehurst Place
pp. 3-13(11)
Author: Townsend H.

Plate 480. Pieris formosa var. forrestii ‘Wakehurst’Ericaceae
pp. 14-19(6)
Author: Schilling T.

Plate 481. Hyacinthoides non-scripta Hyacinthaceae
pp. 20-25(6)
Author: Rix M.

Plate 482. Anacamptis laxiflora Orchidaceae
pp. 26-33(8)
Authors: Wood J.; Ramsay M.

Plate 483. Camassia leichtlinii ‘Lady Eva Price’Liliaceae sens. lat.
pp. 34-38(5)
Author: Mathew B.

Plate 484. Euphorbia donii ‘Amjillasa’Euphorbiaceae
pp. 39-44(6)
Author: Sinnott M.

Plate 485. Berberidopsis beckleri Berberidopsidaceae
pp. 45-48(4)
Authors: Rix M.; Jackson A.

Plate 486. Hypericum kouytchense Clusiaceae
pp. 49-53(5)
Author: Robson N.

Plate 487. Betula lenta forma uber Betulaceae
pp. 54-60(7)
Authors: McAllister H.; Ashburner K.

Plate 488. Wahlenbergia hederacea Campanulaceae
pp. 61-64(4)
Author: Rix M.

Plate 489. Nothofagus moorei Fagaceae
pp. 65-69(5)
Authors: Rix M.; Jackson A.

Plate 490. Hymenophyllum tunbrigense Hymenophyllaceae
pp. 70-76(7)
Authors: Rich T.; Rumsey F.

Plate 491. Viburnum tinus ‘Eve Price’Viburnaceae
pp. 77-80(4)
Author: Clennett C.

The Southern Hemisphere Garden at Wakehurst Place
pp. 81-87(7)
Author: Clennett C.

Wild Flowers at Wakehurst
pp. 88-90(3)
Author: Hoare A.

The Millennium Seed Bank
pp. 91-94(4)
Author: Tenner C.

Gerald Loder, maker of Wakehurst Place: a portrait
pp. 95-100(6)
Author: Townsend H.

DNA and Phytochemistry of Bluebells
pp. 103-104(2)
Author: Simmonds M.