A mission in life: Thomas Hanbury and his garden at La Mortola, Italy

Lucio Russo

doi:10.25223/brad.n19.2001.a8

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Lucio Russo¹

¹via M. Ribolzi, 19 - 28831 Baveno (VB), Italy (email: ). luciorss@tin.it

Abstract

The history of the garden at La Mortola, near Ventimiglia, Italy, established in 1867 by Thomas Hanbury (1832–1907) with assistance from his brother, Daniel Hanbury, is reviewed. Especial emphasis is placed on the catalogues of the garden by Kurt Dinter (1897) and Alwin Berger (1912), both of whom were curators of the garden and renowned botanists in the field of succulent plant study.

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Lucio Russo "A mission in life: Thomas Hanbury and his garden at La Mortola, Italy," Bradleya 2001(19), 67-74, (1 September 2001). https://doi.org/10.25223/brad.n19.2001.a8

Published: 1 September 2001

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