Floral Illustrations of the Seasons Consisting of the Most Beautiful, Hardy and Rare Herbaceous Plants, Cultivated in the Flower Garden

In dedicating this Work to you, I am not presumptuous enough to believe that I can offer anything novel in a botanical point of view, though I am sure you are too generous a pat...

The specific name of this very interesting plant was given by Professor Nuttal, in consequence of what he considered the three-lobed form of its petals; this is however so very...

Root tuberous--leaves radical, on long petioles, radiated, palmate, lobes generally trifid--scape radical, one flowered--involucrum sessile, lobed, becoming larger when the flow...

Root fibrous, stem erect, two or three feet high--cauline leaves sessile, amplexicaul at the base, cordate, margins dentate, becoming smaller and entire as they approach the sum...