" Cytisus Sessifolius. Sessile-Leav'd, or Common Cytisus. "

A native of the more southern parts of Europe, it is a decidious shrub of considerable beauty, rarely exceeding the height of five or six feet and producing a great profusion of bright yellow flowers which may continue in bloom a long while; they make their appearance in May and June and are usually succeeded by seed-vessels which produce ripe seeds. By these the plant is readily propagated.

An Oringal print from the PUBLICATION: Curtis Botanical Magazine with the TOPIC: Botanical illustrations from ARTIST: Edwards (Sydenham) & Sansom (Franciscus) is avaiable at DerbyCityPrints.com


• Artist:	Edwards (Sydenham) Sansom (Franciscus) Sydenham Edwards (1768-1819)
• Publication:	Curtis Botanical Magazine Volume : 8 Edition : 1 Plate number : 255 Curtis Botanical Magazine
• Latin Name:	Cytisus Sessifolius
• Published:	W. Curtis In St. Georges Crescent, London
• Author:	Curtis (William) William Curtis (1746-1799)
• Date Printed:	February 1, 1794
• Condition:	[9.5] A TRULY FINE example. Clean and strong plate marks, original handcoloring. Original corresponding letterpress text included. The plate is in superb condition with only very very slight age toning to extreme edges of paper. unbound along left edge.
• Size:	~ 5.25 x 9 " \| ~ (13 x 23) cm Line Engraving On Antique Laid Paper Paper

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