A new British flora, London, Gresham Pub. Co, 1919, floras, Great Britain, plants, wildflowers, This illustration features a collection of various flowering plants commonly found in mountainous and arid regions, presented in detailed botanical style. The top left is a depiction of the Yellow Balsam, notable for its vibrant yellow blossoms. Adjacent to it is the Red Hannon, distinguished by its slender stem and clusters of small pink flowers. On the right, the Hare's Foot Trefoil showcases delicate pink blooms, while beneath it, other species such as the Flax and clover-like plants are illustrated. Each plant is labeled with its respective scientific name, providing insight into their unique characteristics and classifications. The attention to detail emphasizes the intricate structures of the flowers, leaves, and overall botanical forms.