Hortus Elgimensis
Hortus Elgimensis is a catalog of plants cultivated in the Elgin Botanical Garden in New York City. Authored by David Hosack, it provides a detailed listing of the various species grown in the garden during its early years. This work offers insights into the botanical knowledge and horticultural practices of the early 19th century.
This book is invaluable for those interested in the history of botany and the early development of botanical gardens in the United States. It offers a snapshot of the plants that were considered important and worthy of cultivation during that period. It remains a significant resource for understanding the evolution of botanical science and gardening practices.
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