The florist and pomologist. London, Journal of Horticulture Office, 1863-1879., A beautifully rendered illustration of an onion, characterized by its round, bulbous shape and smooth, papery skin. The intricate details highlight the fine lines and textures of the onion's surface, while delicate roots extend from the base, showcasing its connection to the earth. Beneath the image, the word 'Onion' is inscribed, along with the term 'Trébons,' likely referencing a specific variety known for its distinct flavor or growing origin. This artwork captures the essence of this common yet essential vegetable, emphasizing its natural beauty and agricultural significance.