Dianthus plumarius - garden pink
Dianthus plumarius (common pink, garden pink, or wild pink) found in the garden of the Department of Botany Bristol University. 1. Petal (some petals have pink hairs on them) (x2), 2. Leaf tip (x3), 3. Stem with new flowers and bud, 4. Flower, 5. Ovary (x3), 6. New shoot and root, 7. Bract (x4), 8. Seed (x5), 9. Fruiting stem. Butcher and Strudwick No 74, Dandy 127/4
Picture No
12689419
Media ID
47511227
Size
2257px x 3000px
(2.2MB)
Credit
© Medici / Mary Evans
Source
Watercolour illustration by Barbara Everard (1910-1989)
Date
1957
