Lowe apologises for not acknowledging a letter from Hooker, via Dr. Booth the previous December. He forwards a package with his friend Barrett. Lowe lists the specimens sent in alphabetical order including a brief description of each. Arundo bicolour, Annonia reticulata, Erica mediterranea, Echium violaceum, Gnaphalium crassifolium, Hesperis diffusa, Lythrum virgatum, Myrtus erythrocarpa, Orobanche rubra, Pittosporum tabira, Plantago sp, Persea indica, P. foetens, P. canariensis, Sida carpinifolia, S. canariensis, Sedum divaricatum, Sempervirum villosum, Thymmus sp. Cheilanthes fragrans, Pterus vulgare, Dicksonia sp. Lowe then writes about Dicksonia, which books it has been figured in and its growing habits. He writes that he hopes to take residence in Madeira and work on the ferns in conjunction with Dr. Granville. Page 1 of 4.