Coloured Plates
| I. Spring Flowers of the Woods | Frontispiece |
| 1. Green Hellebore | |
| 2. Plantain-leaved Leopard’s-Bane | |
| 3. Lady’s Slipper | |
| 4. Sand Garlic | |
| 5. Wild Hyacinth | |
| 6. Wood Melic Grass | |
| II. Flowers of the Woods | To face p. 130 |
| 1. Great Valerian | |
| 2. Foxglove | |
| 3. Succory-leaved Hawk’s-beard | |
| 4. Nettle-leaved Bell-flower | |
| 5. Broad-leaved Helleborine | |
| 6. Hairy Brome-grass | |
| III. Flowers of the Wayside | To face p. 150 |
| 1. Round-leaved Crane’s-bill | |
| 2. Black Horehound | |
| 3. Evergreen Alkanet | |
| 4. Bristly Ox-tongue | |
| 5. Red Bartsia | |
| 6. Annual Meadow Grass | |
| 7. Hemlock Stork’s-bill | |
| IV. Flowers of the Field | To face p. 210 |
| 1. Rough Cock’s-foot Grass | |
| 2. Lucerne | |
| 3. Crimson Clover | |
| 4. Blue-Bottle | |
| 5. Common Vetch | |
| 6. Meadow Clary | |
| V. Flowers of Bogs and Marshes | To face p. 236 |
| 1. Marsh Gentian | |
| 2. Marsh Marigold | |
| 3. Marsh Orchis | |
| 4. Marsh Mallow | |
| 5. Marsh Vetchling | |
| 6. Marsh St. John’s-wort | |
| 7. Bog Pimpernel | |
| VI. Flowers of Down, Heath, and Moor | To face p. 256 |
| 1. Musk Thistle | |
| 2. Clustered Bell-flower | |
| 3. Spiny Rest Harrow | |
| 4. Hairy Hawkbit | |
| 5. Sheep’s-bit | |
| 6. Spotted Orchis | |
| 7. Heath Rush | |
| VII. Flowers of the Corn-field | To face p. 280 |
| 1. Long Smooth-headed Poppy | |
| 2. Field Scabious | |
| 3. Corn Cockle | |
| 4. Corn Marigold | |
| 5. Flax | |
| 6. Corn Pheasant’s-eye | |
| VIII. Flowers of Chalky Soils | To face p. 296 |
| 1. Red Valerian | |
| 2. Narrow-leaved Flax | |
| 3. Tufted Horse-shoe Vetch | |
| 4. Spiked Speedwell | |
| 5. Pasque Flower | |
| 6. Bee Orchis | |
| 7. Yellow Oat Grass | |
Erratum.—On Plate VI, for ‘Spring Rest Harrow’ read ‘Spiny Rest Harrow.’