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Cineraria Collection

In the vibrant tapestry of springtime, bees dance with joy amidst a sea of colorful petals

Background imageCineraria Collection: Bees in springtime

Bees in springtime
Bees enjoy collecting pollen from abundant catkins on pussy willow branches growing by a river

Background imageCineraria Collection: Pericallis Senetti Blue Bi-color

Pericallis Senetti Blue Bi-color
Pericallis flowers (Pericallis Senetti Blue Bi- color )

Background imageCineraria Collection: Decorative botanical print with columbine, fuchsia, cineraria, carnation and vervain

Decorative botanical print with columbine, fuchsia, cineraria, carnation and vervain
5855536 Decorative botanical print with columbine, fuchsia, cineraria, carnation and vervain; (add.info.: Five ornamental plants including red and yellow columbine (Aquilegia Skinneri)

Background imageCineraria Collection: Marsh flea-wort, Cineraria palustris

Marsh flea-wort, Cineraria palustris
5855792 Marsh flea-wort, Cineraria palustris; (add.info.: Marsh flea-wort, Cineraria palustris. Chromolithograph from Carl Lindman's "Bilder ur Nordens Flora")

Background imageCineraria Collection: Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides

Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides
5855161 Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides; (add.info.: Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides. Handcoloured copperplate stipple engraving from Jussieu's "Dictionary of Natural Science," Florence)

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cinerarias

Cinerarias
A still life oil painting of some cineraria flowers, arranged neatly in a simple, silvery vase. Date: circa 1919

Background imageCineraria Collection: Glorious Cinerarias

Glorious Cinerarias
Still life water colour painting of a bunch of very leafy cineraria flowers. Date: circa 1931

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria (photogravure)

Cineraria (photogravure)
7185307 Cineraria (photogravure) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cineraria. Illustration from Penroses Pictorial Annual Vol XIII 1907-8 (A W Penrose & Co Ltd)

Background imageCineraria Collection: Mountain fleawort, Tephroseris integrifolia

Mountain fleawort, Tephroseris integrifolia (Cineraria integrifolia). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by James Sowerby from James Smiths English Botany, London, 1794

Background imageCineraria Collection: Marsh fleawort or swamp ragwort, Tephroseris palustris

Marsh fleawort or swamp ragwort, Tephroseris palustris (Cineraria palustris). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by James Sowerby from James Smiths English Botany, London, 1793

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria, Senecio and Arnica species

Cineraria, Senecio and Arnica species
Showy cineraria, Cineraria speciosa, orange-coloured cineraria, Cineraria aurantiaca, showy senecio, Senecio speciosus, Caucasian leopards bane, Doronicum caucasicum, and mountain arnica

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria, astelma and swan daisy species

Cineraria, astelma and swan daisy species
Woolly cineraria, Cineraria lanata, purple-leaved, Cineraria cruenta, poplar-leaved, Cineraria populifolia, great astelma, Astelma eximium, spiny triptilion, Triptilion spinosum, large swan daisy

Background imageCineraria Collection: Pericallis cruenta hybrids

Pericallis cruenta hybrids
Pericallis cruenta (Cineraria) hybrids raised by Frederic Forckel. Chromolithograph by Pieter de Pannemaeker from Jean Lindens l Illustration Horticole, Brussels, 1885

Background imageCineraria Collection: Gloire de Moortebeek, Pericallis cruenta hybrid

Gloire de Moortebeek, Pericallis cruenta hybrid (Cineraria cruenta). Chromolithograph by J.L. Goffart after an illustration by A. Goossens from Jean Lindens l Illustration Horticole, Brussels, 1895

Background imageCineraria Collection: Woolly cineraria, Cineraria lanata

Woolly cineraria, Cineraria lanata. Handcolured copperplate engraving after a botanical illustration by James Sowerby from William Curtis The Botanical Magazine, Lambeth Marsh, London, 1787

Background imageCineraria Collection: Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides

Blue daisy, Felicia amelloides (Blue-flowered cineraria or Cape aster, Cineraria amelloides). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Sansom after an illustration by Sydenham Edwards rom William Curtis

Background imageCineraria Collection: Tephroseris integrifolia

Tephroseris integrifolia (Orange-coloured cineraria, Cineraria aurantiaca). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Weddell after a drawing by John Curtis for Samuel Curtis continuation of William

Background imageCineraria Collection: Ligularia sibirica

Ligularia sibirica (Siberian cineraria, Cineraria sibirica). Handcoloured botanical engraving by Weddell from John Sims Curtiss Botanical Magazine, Couchman, London, 1816

Background imageCineraria Collection: Curtis British Entomology Plate 101

Curtis British Entomology Plate 101
Hymenoptera: Panurgus ursinus = Panurgus banksianus (Hairy Panurgus) [Plant: Tephroseris integrifolius (Cineraria integrifolia, Mountain Fleawort)] Date: 1824-39

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria

Cineraria
LLM457223 Cineraria by Hulme, Frederick Edward (1841-1909); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cineraria. Illustration for Familiar Garden Flowers (Cassell, c 1890).); © Look and Learn

Background imageCineraria Collection: Spray of Three Flowers (w / c and bodycolour on vellum)

Spray of Three Flowers (w / c and bodycolour on vellum)
FIT167258 Spray of Three Flowers (w/c and bodycolour on vellum) by Anne, Marie (fl.1840-51); 26.9x21.5 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; eFitzwilliam Museum; English

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cinerarias (oil on canvas)

Cinerarias (oil on canvas)
3744274 Cinerarias (oil on canvas) by Ranken, William Bruce Ellis (1881-1941); 91.4x121.9 cm; Nottingham City Museums and Galleries (Nottingham Castle); eNottingham City Museums & Galleries; English

Background imageCineraria Collection: cineraria, senecio cineraria

cineraria, senecio cineraria
4546 Cineraria Senecio cineraria cultivar Close view of cineraria cultivar with petals fading from blue to white at centre

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria

Cineraria
Single flower of Cineraria, Pericallis x hybrida

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria plants with bright colors

Cineraria plants with bright colors

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria, 1886. Artist: Gogh, Vincent, van (1853-1890)

Cineraria, 1886. Artist: Gogh, Vincent, van (1853-1890)
Cineraria, 1886. Found in the collection of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam

Background imageCineraria Collection: Cineraria hybrids: Purple Lady Kilmorey variety

Cineraria hybrids: Purple Lady Kilmorey variety, black and purple John Standish.. Handcolored botanical drawn and lithographed by W.G. Smith from H.H. Dombrains Floral Magazine 1872. Worthington G

Background imageCineraria Collection: Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis

Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis or Pericallis tussilaginis.. Illustration drawn by William Jackson Hooker, engraved by Swan

Background imageCineraria Collection: MARCH. Epacris delicata E. purpurescens. Cyclamen persicum

MARCH. Epacris delicata E. purpurescens. Cyclamen persicum. Scilla praecox. Burchellia Capensis. Camellia Countess of Orkney C. imbricata. Cineraria. Azalea Amoena. Cytisus racemosus. Primula sinensis

Background imageCineraria Collection: Flowers in a Greenhouse, 1864 (oil on canvas)

Flowers in a Greenhouse, 1864 (oil on canvas)
XKH149516 Flowers in a Greenhouse, 1864 (oil on canvas) by Renoir, Pierre Auguste (1841-1919); 130x98.4 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; French, out of copyright

Background imageCineraria Collection: MARCH. Epacris delicata E. purpurescens. Cyclamen persicum. Scilla praecox. Burchellia Capensis

MARCH. Epacris delicata E. purpurescens. Cyclamen persicum. Scilla praecox. Burchellia Capensis. Camellia Countess of Orkney C. imbricata. Cineraria. Azalea Amoena. Cytisus racemosus. Primula sinensis

Background imageCineraria Collection: Fuchsia pot plants

Fuchsia pot plants
Plant growth. Three pots showing successive growth of Fuchsia plants, a popular variety of flowering garden shrub

Background imageCineraria Collection: Spring Flowers 1866

Spring Flowers 1866
Acacia Dealbata (Mimosa); Deutzia Gracilis (Mock Orange); Senecio (Cineraria); Chaenomeles Japonica (Japanese Quince); Azalea; Anemone Coronaria; Heliotropium


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In the vibrant tapestry of springtime, bees dance with joy amidst a sea of colorful petals. Amongst them, the Pericallis Senetti Blue Bi-color stands tall and proud, captivating all who lay eyes upon its mesmerizing hues. These are none other than the glorious Cinerarias, enchanting us with their beauty. A vintage photograph captures the essence in all its photogravure glory. It takes us back to a time when these delicate flowers were revered for their elegance and charm. But beyond their aesthetic appeal lies a world of diversity. From the rugged slopes where Mountain fleawort, Tephroseris integrifolia blooms effortlessly to the tranquil marshes adorned by Marsh fleawort or swamp ragwort, Tephroseris palustris - Cineraria thrives in various habitats. This versatile genus encompasses not only Cineraria but also Senecio and Arnica species that add depth to our floral landscapes. Delving deeper into this botanical wonderland reveals even more surprises - astelma and swan daisy species adding an ethereal touch to gardens brimming with life. And let's not forget about Pericallis cruenta hybrids like Gloire de Moortebeek; they bring forth an explosion of colors that ignite our senses. But amongst this vast array of species, one stands out with its unique texture - Woolly cineraria, Cineraria lanata. Its soft wool-like leaves beckon us closer as we marvel at nature's ingenuity in creating such intricate designs. Cineraria has long been cherished for its ability to attract bees during springtime - a symbiotic relationship between flower and pollinator that ensures both survival and beauty thrive hand in hand. So next time you encounter these magnificent blooms, take a moment to appreciate their role in nature's grand symphony – for without them, our world would be devoid of their enchanting presence.