Student work booklets by James Hitchmough, 4 vols. up to 5th ed.students, james hitchmough, lanscaping, plants

17. New Zealand Flax (Phormium tenax.)'line drawings, plants, flax, new zealand

26 negatives of trees, not at Burnley. In photograph folder labelled, "Amy Johnson." Not digitised.plants, trees, amy johnson, arboriculture

Coloured photograph of the outside display area of the garden at the back of Ring a Roses at No. 90 maling Roadcanterbury, maling road, shops, plants

This article gives a useful introduction to European plant hunters and their work in compiling plant lists and establishing gardens with many new species.Unusual new species discovered by plant hunters and introduced to European gardens, eventually, in the nineteenth century, became important in the establishment of the Ballarat Botanic Gardens. Many new plants were imported especially from Britain. 2 pages, (pp.3-4.) The print is arranged in columns. In the top lefthand corner is a colored representation of Queen Hatshepsut and opposite, in the righthand column is a picture of Carolus Clusius. On p.2 (p.4), top lefthand corner is a framed portrait of John Tradescant the Elder reproduced in colour. and another portrait in colour of John Tradescant, the younger in the lefthand bottom corner. There are references and further reading middle of the right hand column.None.john garner, doctor john garner, ballarat botanical gardens, friends of the ballarat botanical gardens, john tradescant, carolus clusius, botanic gardens, plant hunters, plant collections., gardens, ballarat, john garner collection