Southern Plant Lists - Southern Garden History Society

Thomas F. Hazzard
Apr. 1832
The American Farmer - Vol. 14 - 1832
Baltimore, edited by Gideon B. Smith
1 of 3 volumes found in the library at Magnolia Grove, Greensboro, Alabama.
Thomas F. Hazzard
1832
Maryland
In the April, 1832, issue of the “The American Farmer” there appeared an article by Thomas F. Hazzard from St.
Simond’s Island, Georgia, about the culture of flowers and the following flowers were mentioned. The article had
previously appeared the ‘The Southern Agriculturist" a sister publication to the “American Farmer. Compiled and
submitted by George R. Stritikus.
wallflowers - single & double
gilliflower
hydrangeas
hybiscus
geraniums
Camellia japonica
poppies
sweet williams - native & foreign
hyacinths
tulips - rare
dahlias - great variety
variegated marvel of peru
dwarf Trumpet flower
roses
champaney's rose
china asters
chrysanthemums
primrose
Native plants:
fringe tree
snow drop tree
sensative briar
pink & crimson honeysuckle
flags (iris)
lilies
white pancratum
yellow flag - Cana flaccida
zinnias
red & white wallflowers
crimson woodbine
cherokee rose
small pink multiflora rose
large english woodbine
carolina jessamine
crimson cypress vine
morning glory
travelers joy
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