Loudon Collection (page 2)

Hibiscus species
Military hibiscus, Hibiscus militaria, Mr. Camerons hibiscus, Hibiscus cameroni fulgens, lilac hibiscus, Hibiscus lilacinus, and palmate hibiscus, Hibiscus manihot

Mallow and flax species
Umbellate globe-mallow, Malva umbellata, showy red-flowered mallow, Malva creeana, tree flax, Linum arboreum, and Indian flax, Linum trigynum

Polygala species
Showy polygala, Polygala speciosa, boxed-leaved milkwort, Polygala chamaebuxus, large-bracted milkwort, Polygala bracteola, and heath-leaved milkwort, Muraltia mixta

Bouvardia, burchellia and jasmine species
Three-leaved bouvardia, Bouvardia triphylla, trumpet-flowered bouvardia, Bouvardia versicolor, Cape burchellia, Burchellia capensis, and dwarf Cape jasmine, Gardenia radicans

Escallonia, hydrangea and luculia species
Organ mountains escallonia, Escallonia organensis, blue flowered Japanese hydrangea, Hydrangea japonica caerulea, and fragrant luculia, Luculia gratissima

Crassula and kalosanthes species
Centaury-like crassula, Crassula centauroides, scarlet kalosanthes, Kalosanthes coccinea, and red and white kalosanthes, Kalosanthes versicolor

Passionflower species
Common passionflower, Passiflora caerulea, Masters hybrid, Passiflora alato-caerulea, and feather-stipuled tacsonia or poro poro, Tacsonia pinnatistipula

Callistemon, Angophora and Metrosideros
Small-spiked callistemon, Callistemon microstachyum, heart-leaved angophora, Angophora cordifolia, and showy metrosideros, Metrosideros speciosa

Cuphea and Lagerstroemia species
Heart-shaped cuphea, Cuphea cordata, broad-centred cuphea, Cuphea platycentra, General Melvilles cuphea, Cuphea melvilla, and Indian lagerstroemia, Lagerstroemia indica

Fuchsia species
Long-flowered fuchsia, Fuchsia macrantha, serrated-leaved, Fuchsia serratifolia, splendid, Fuchsia splendens, and rooting fuchsia, Fuchsia radicans

Acacia or wattle species
Toothed acacia, Acacia dentifera, twin-flowered, Acacia biflora, long-leaved, Acacia longifolia, and Mr. Lamberts acacia, Acacia lambertiana

Chorozema species
Mr. Dicksons chorozema, Chorozema dicksonii, ovate-leaved, Chorozema ovatum, Mr. Henchman s, Chorozema henchmanni, various-leaved, Chorozema varium, and broom-like, Chorozema spartioides

Sophora, edwardsia, cyclopia and podalyria species
Velvet-leaved sophora, Sophora velutina, small-leaved edwardsia, Edwardsia microphylla, broom-like cyclopia, Cyclopia genistoides, and box-leaved podalyria, Podalyria buxifolia

Correa species
White correa, Correa alba, pretty, Correa pulchella, showy, Correa speciosa, and long-flowered, Correa longiflora. Handfinished chromolithograph by Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon

Anemone species: Japanese anemone, Anemone japonica, Cape anemone, Anemone capensis, and yellow anemone, Anemone palmata. Handfinished chromolithograph by Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane

Boronia, crowea, and eriostemon species
Saw-leaved boronia, Boronia serrulata, crenated, Boronia crenulata, willow-leaved crowea, Crowea saligna, and box-leaved eriostemon, Eriostemon buxifolium

Diosma or Agathosma species
Showy diosma, Diosma speciosa, fragrant, Diosma fragrans, pretty, Diosma pulchella, and purple, Diosma hirta. Handfinished chromolithograph by Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon

Nasturtium varieties: blue, Tropaeolum azureum, many-leaved, Tropaeolum polyphyllum, Mr. Lobb s, Tropaeolum lobbianum, and notched-flowered, Tropaeolum crenatiflorum

Garden varieties of Pelargoniums: large flowered white, gem, sunrise and anais. Handfinished chromolithograph by Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon from Mrs

Geranium and pelargonium species
Anemone-leaved geranium, Geranium anemonefolium, three-coloured pelargonium, Pelargonium tricolor, thick-stemmed pelargonium, Pelargonium crassicaule, ivy-leaved pelargonium, Pelargonium peltatum

Camellia and tea species
Reticulated-leaved camellia, Camellia reticulata, oil-bearing camellia, Camellia oleifera, apple-blossom-flowering camellia, Camellia maliflora, and green tea, Camellia sinensis (Thea viridis)

Camellia and waratah species
Japan rose, Camellia japonica, Chandlers camellia, Camellia j. chandleri, pompone camellia, Camellia j. pomponia, and waratah Telopea speciosissima (Camellia j. anemoneflora)

Reevesia, lasiopetalum, hermannia and mahernia
Thyrse-flowered reevesia, Reevesia thyrsoidea, oak-leaved lasiopetalum, Lasiopetalum quercifolium, flame-coloured hermannia, Hermannia flammea, and large-flowered mahernia, Mahernia grandiflora

Pitcher plants and caper bush
Purple sidesaddle plant, Sarracenia purpurea, yellow sidesaddle plant, Sarracenia flava, and taper-leaved caper, Capparis acuminata

Clematis varieties: blue clematis, Clematis caerulea, many-flowered clematis, Clematis sieboldii, and Florida aniseed clematis, Illicium floridanum

Catchfly (Silene), 1843-49 (hand-coloured lithograph)
986460 Catchfly (Silene), 1843-49 (hand-coloured lithograph) by Loudon, Jane (1807-58); Private Collection; (add.info.: Catchfly (Silene)

Cultivated double varieties of Anemone coronarial, 1843-49 (hand-coloured lithograph)
986459 Cultivated double varieties of Anemone coronarial, 1843-49 (hand-coloured lithograph) by Loudon, Jane (1807-58); Private Collection; (add.info)

Baron Gideon von Laudon, Austrian General, circa 1790 (engraving)
957981 Baron Gideon von Laudon, Austrian General, circa 1790 (engraving) by Jacquemin, Raphael (1821-81); Private Collection; (add.info.: Baron Gideon von Laudon, Austrian General, circa 1790)

Gideon Ernst Freiherr von Loudon (engraving)
5219394 Gideon Ernst Freiherr von Loudon (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gideon Ernst Freiherr von Loudon)

A variety of Carnations (Emmeline, Princess Frederica, Bijou de Clermont
985998 A variety of Carnations (Emmeline, Princess Frederica, Bijou de Clermont and Prince de Nassau), 1843-1844 (hand-coloured lithograph) by Loudon

Field Marshal Baron Ernst Gideon von Laudon (1717-1790). Private Collection

South Lanarkshire G75 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of South Lanarkshire G75 8

Group from the Forget-Me-Not Family, 1846, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Group from the Forget-Me-Not Family, 1846, (1944). Evergreen Alkanet, Tuberous-Rooted Comfrey, Lungwort, Jacobs Ladder, Borage, Gromwell, Houndstongue, Bugloss

Loudons Cavalry Charge at Kunersdorf, (1759), 1890. Creator: Unknown
Loudons Cavalry Charge at Kunersdorf, (1759), 1890. General Loudon (1717-1790) commanded the Austrian contingent at the Battle of Kunersdorf in 1759. The Allied army defeated Frederick the Great

Field Marshal Laudon, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Field Marshal Laudon, (1936). Feldmarschall Laudon. Portrait of Baron Ernst Gideon von Laudon (1717-1790), Austrian general

Portrait of Field Marshal Baron Ernst Gideon von Laudon (1717-1790), 1861. Private Collection

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Miss Isobel McLean
Isobel McLean, daughter of Mrs Loudon McLean, society hostess. Madame Yevonde was a prolific and ground-breaking society portrait and commercial photographer active between 1915 and 1975

Ernst Gideon von Laudon (1717-1790). Colored engraving
Ernst Gideon von Laudon (1717-1790). Austrian Geneneralissimo. Engraving after an original drawn by F.B. Durmer, 1766. The Universal History, 1885. Colored

The Pursuit of Happiness by Alan Child and Isabelle Loudon
Promotional postcard for The Pursuit of Happiness by Alan Child & Isabelle Loudon (Avon Theatre, New York, 9th October 1933). First produced in England at the Vaudeville Theatre, 30th May 1934

Gideon Freiherr Loudun
GIDEON ERNST, freiherr von LOUDUN Austrian military commander Date: 1716 - 1790

JOHN LOUDON McADAM (1756-1836). Scottish engineer. Oil on canvas, c1830, by an unknown artist

Lychnis chalcedonica, Maltese cross
Plate 26 from Ladies Flower Garden Annuals (1843) by Jane Wells Loudon. Also shows Coronata, Fulgens, Agrostemma Saponaria and Gypsophylla

Godetia vinosa
Plate 8 from Ladies Flower Garden Annuals (1843) by Jane Wells Loudon. Also shows Anothera and Godetia varieties

Mandragora autumnalis, Autumn mandrake
Plate 80 from Ladies Flower Garden Perennials (1843) by Mrs Jane Loudon. Also shows Solanum etuberosum and Physalis viscosa

Campanula medium, Canterbury bells
Plate 63 from Ladies Flower Garden Annuals (1843) by Jane Wells Loudon. Also shows Macrophylla, Barbata, Punctata, Alpina and Sarmatica

Hibiscus africanus, bladder katmia

Telekia speciosa, telekia
Plate 44 from Ladies Flower Garden Annuals (1843) by Jane Wells Loudon. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Gilia tenuiflora, slender-flowered gilia
Plate 28 from The Ladies Flower-Garden of Ornamental Annuals (1839) by Jane Wells Loudon

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"Loudon: A Scottish Gem Brimming with Botanical Wonders. " Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Scotland, a haven for nature enthusiasts and garden lovers alike. One cannot help but be captivated by the breathtaking beauty Hill, standing tall as a silent guardian over this enchanting region. The gardens are adorned with an array of vibrant Persian buttercup varieties, their delicate petals dancing in the gentle breeze. Amongst them, thistle species proudly display their prickly yet majestic presence, adding a touch of wildness to this cultivated paradise. Exploring further, one discovers Sollya vines gracefully cascading down trellises alongside changeable apple-berry trees and Chinese pittosporum shrubs. Spiderwort, commelin, day lily and sisyrinchium species create a tapestry of colors that mesmerize visitors at every turn. Iris species stand tall like regal sentinels guarding the primrose or Primula varieties that bloom in abundance throughout these magical gardens. Their cheerful faces bring joy to all who behold them while Primrose or Primula species add pops of color to every nook and cranny. Vervain or Verbena species sway gently in the wind as Dracocephalum and scutellaria species release their intoxicating fragrance into the air. Sage or Salvia plants offer not only aromatic delight but also medicinal properties known since ancient times. Pentstemon or Penstemon flowers beckon bees and butterflies with their nectar-filled blooms, creating a symphony of buzzing wings amidst nature's orchestra. Each step taken through Loudon's pathways reveals new botanical treasures waiting to be discovered. Loudon is more than just a place; it is an oasis where nature thrives harmoniously with human intervention. It serves as a reminder that even amidst our modern world, we can find solace in the wonders of the natural world.