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Featured Kew at Work Image
The Wardian case a portable airtight greenhouse developed by Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
The Wardian case was a portable airtight greenhouse developed by Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward to protect live plant material during transportation
© RBG KEW
Bank, Bui Buildings Extant, Bui Wardian Case Tif, Kpi Image, Kpi Image Bank Andrews, Live Plant Material, Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward, Photography, Portable Airtight Greenhouse, Transportation, Wardian Case
Featured Kew at Work Image
Kew gardener with wheelbarrow
Kew gardener with wheelbarrow. Verbena bonariensis in the foreground, the Orangery building in the background, RBG Kew
© RBG KEW
Bonariensis, Gardener, Horticulture, Methods, Orangery, Rbg Kew, Staff, Verbena, Wheelbarrow
Featured Kew at Work Image
Women Gardeners (drinking tea) 1939
Women Gardeners (drinking tea), RBG Kew, 1939. A tea break was only instigated at Kew after Minnie Hill made a personal appeal to the director, Sir Arthur Hill, and just ten minutes each afternoon was allowed. L-R Else jensen, Margaret Lancaster, Betty Cooper, unidentified, Jean Sharps, Frances Sharps
© RBG KEW
