Photograph of small potted plants on an outdoor table. A sign in front of the plants reads: “Rare Species Grown By Mrs. Berry.” Each plant has a marker with the species handwritten on it. Visible labels include (clockwise from front left): “Rhododendron Prostratum”; “Radicans”; “Rhododendron Chrysanthum”; “Anthopogon”; “Repens Chamaedoxa”; and “Williamsianum.”

Photograph of an unidentified person holding a thorny stem that resembles a rose stem. At the top of the stem is a mosslike clump. Image note: Photograph shows discoloration due to deterioration of the negative.

Photograph showing ferns, blooming shrubs, and other plants near the base of a tree in a garden or forest.

Photograph showing two unidentified women standing under the awning at the entrance to a large tent, possibly at a plant show. Potted plants are arranged on the ground and on a table outside the tent entrance. This photograph may be related to image Nos. 375A0999 and 375A01001.

Photograph showing an outdoor display of plants and a piece of garden art consisting of a large reflective sphere on a pedestal. A sign with the display reads: “BROADWAY FLORAL CO. / 1120 E. BROADWAY COR. 38th.”

Photograph showing a display of ferns and flowering plants. A tag on the blooming plant at center bears the logo of the Swiss Floral Company of Portland and identifies the plant as “Cereus grandiflorus / Night blooming cereus.” A handwritten tag on ferns at bottom marks them as sold and identifies them as “New Hardy Fern / Polystichum proliferum / plumosum densum.”

Photograph showing an unidentified snow-covered street and hillside in a residential area. In the foreground are the street and plantings bordering the roadway. In the background is the hillside; on the hill are trees and two staircases. Houses are partially visible at left and at upper right. This photograph may be related to image Nos. 371N5867 and 371N5868. Image note: Photograph shows discoloration due to deterioration of the negative.

Photograph showing a man lifting an orchid plant out of a wooden crate, at Nick’s Flower Home (4040 N.E. Union Avenue, later Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard). A paper sign on the crate reads “Valuable Orchid Plants.” Palm fronds can be seen behind the man (negative 1 of 2).

Five women gathered around a table at Vanport City. On the table are boxes and a vase holding what appear to be cut plants (negative 4 of 4).

A wall plant display at the Beaverton Garden Club. Several plants in small glass vials are attached to a board, with a sign that reads “Do you know the “wolf in sheep’s clothing” among your ornamentals” (negative 1 of 9).

A cardboard garden box on a Portland rooftop. A tomato plant is leaning against a piece of wood, and a nasturtium can also be seen (negative 3 of 3).

A sidewalk display in front of the Portland Seed Store (Portland Seed & Pet, at S.W. 2nd Avenue and S.W. Yamhill Street?). A table holds wooden trays of seed starts, as a group of people stand in front and look downward at a tray (negative 1 of 1).

Two young women stand next to a planter box and hold a hose that waters the plants. They look at each other and smile. They are preparing for the Oregon State Fair. The fairgrounds are partially visible behind them, and there are large flower bushes in the background on the left (negative 9 of 12).

Negative of a photographic postcard showing an anemone occidentalis, also known as the white pasqueflower or the western pasqueflower. Handwriting on negative reads, "Mountain Anemones. Christian 11-554."

Color botanical illustration of sea fig, a pink flower with triangular green leaves. The written title on the drawing reads, "A beach flower."

Color botanical illustration of yellow flowers with foliage. The flowers have five petals. Handwriting on the drawing reads, "Cleveland Rockwell Mt. Diablo. Cal. August 1st 1876."

Color botanical illustration of buttercup, also known as ranunculus, with yellow buds, flowers, and seed heads. The verso of the drawing reads, "Ranunculus Parviflorus."

Color botanical illustration of wild currant with foliage and small pink blooms. "Cornelia F. Rockwell" is written on the verso.

Color botanical illustration of mimulus luteus, also known as seep monkeyflower. The verso of the drawing reads, "Mimulus luteus?"

Color botanical illustration of flowers labeled "Thistle" with yellow centers and many light purple petals.

Color botanical illustration of Gaultheria shallon, also known as salal, with foliage and pink and white blooms. The verso of the drawing reads, "Gaultheria shallon (Salal) Bot of Cal. Oak Point W. T."

Color botanical illustration of upright purple flowers. They are possibly skullcaps.

Color botanical illustration of upright pink and white flowers with foliage. They are possibly woundwort.

Color botanical illustration of pink and white fuchsia with foliage.

Color botanical illustration of red flowers with pointed petals and many small, thin leaves on the stems. They are possibly a type of paintbrush flower.

Color botanical illustration of ghost pipe with dark pink stem, leaves, and blooms. Its scientific name is Monotropa uniflora. "Cornelia F. Rockwell" is written on the verso. Appears to be the same plant depicted in folder 22 item 45.

Color botanical illustration of upright white flowers with dark pink detail and spindly leaves.

Color botanical illustration of three yellow blooms. They are possibly helenium.