

No. 57 of 100 · The Botanical Series
Ivy (Thomé)
Pictures by Walter Müller
A sprig of ivy, drawn by Walter Müller for Otto Wilhelm Thomé's 1903 flora, opens to a simple Happy Anniversary inside. Because ivy holds on and stays green all year, the language of flowers made it a sign of fidelity, and it was woven into bridal bouquets. For the one you have held on to through the years.
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Inside, it says
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
On the back
From the great botanical books of the 1700s to the 1900s / IVY / Hedera helix / Ivy holds on and stays green all year, so in the language of flowers it meant fidelity and lasting friendship, and it was woven into bridal bouquets. / Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, 1903 / Drawn by Walter Müller for Otto Wilhelm Thomé's great flora of Central Europe: each plant whole, with its flower, fruit and seed taken apart beside it.
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