Carolina Philadelphus, Floral Botanical Digital Image

Pictured is the Carolina Scentless Philadelphus. Purchase this digital image of an antique hand-colored engraving, published by S Curtis around July 1, 1812, Plate 147. A desirable shrub at the time of the early 19th century with larger flowers of a more pure white. Native to Carolina, introduced to the country before the year 1738. Flowers(ed) in June and July. Later dispersed across Europe including the Dutch gardens. It may have originated in Japan. The image is a high resolution Tiff file for digital use, prints, scrapbooking, cards, etc. Great for printed sizes 8x10 and 5x7. It could be cropped for a 4x6". The digital file can be downloaded on your computer, phone or tablet up to five (5) times for unlimited personal use. We can make a high resolution Jpeg file available for purchase upon request.

Refunds or exchanges for digital products are not available. The digital file is provided without the watermark in the middle of the page. The digital file includes the plate number on the upper right corner of the page. This engraving was in a book and there are light visible remnants of book type around the floral image. Any pink shading on the screen is antique tanning from the original engraving and will appear and print as antique white or lightly tanned white. The file will be emailed to you post-purchase. Make sure the email provided is correct.