London
19 March 1833
Dear Sir
I send you Arabis rosea in seed, 1 from Kilmington. 2 I will not trouble you to return the former specimens which I sent of it having received some others.
My drawings of Ionian plants 3 were executed by an excellent botanical draughtsman at Geneva. They are uncoloured and of a quarto size, therefore will not suit the Botl Magazine. 4 I brought few seeds from the Islands, but have raised some species from seeds picked out of the herbarium long afterwards. Among these is Senecio crassifolius & a new Euphorbia, but which Gussone 5 has since discovered in Sicily & called it E. cuneifolia.
Believe me Yours very truly
H. F. Talbot.
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