Leaf and flower pictures, and how to make them (1859)
New York, Anson D. F. Randolph · leaf 58
n yourflower, or leaf, or moss is dried, take one specimen,and fasten it, by putting a mite of Gum Tragacanthupon the back of it, in the centre of a page in yourHerbarium; write beneath it, the time when andthe place where you gathered it. Wipe off anygum that is left on the paper, after the flower…
Plants in art · Floral decorations| · Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms · Pressed flower pictures · Dried flower arrangement
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