Sweet's Hortus Britannicus; Or, a Catalogue of Plants, Indigenous, Or Cultivated in the Gardens of Great Britain

Arranged According to Their Natural Orders, with References to the Linnean Class and Order to which Each Genus Belongs ; the Whole Brought Up to the Present Time, and Contains Above 34,000 Plants ; by Far the Greatest Number Ever Before Published in Any Garden Catalogue of this Or Any Other Country ; with Their Generic and Specific Names, Habitats, when Introduced to this Country, Times of Flowering, Colours of Flowers, Accentuations; and Numerous Other Arrangements, for the First Time Introduced, with All the Most Useful Synonyms

by Robert Sweet