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Original watercolour painting
Artwork: 26 x 18 cm
HELIOTROPIUM ARBORESCENS SYN. HELIOTROPIUM PERVUVIANA
When Heliotropian Arborescens was first introduced to Europe it was said to have a scent reminiscent of a freshly baked Cherry Pie. With hints of vanilla and almonds, the mouthwatering description gave it a very sweet common name 'Cherry Pie.
From the best selling book 'A Short History of Flowers', by Advolly Richmond OBE.
Original watercolour painting
Artwork: 26 x 18 cm
HELIOTROPIUM ARBORESCENS SYN. HELIOTROPIUM PERVUVIANA
When Heliotropian Arborescens was first introduced to Europe it was said to have a scent reminiscent of a freshly baked Cherry Pie. With hints of vanilla and almonds, the mouthwatering description gave it a very sweet common name 'Cherry Pie.
From the best selling book 'A Short History of Flowers', by Advolly Richmond OBE.