[Letter to Hooker as Professor of Botany, University of Glasgow] Jameson thanks Hooker for sending garden and flower seeds last July. He informs him that most of the garden seeds have already germinated, but that he has had no luck with the flower seeds. Jameson also explains that he has been unable to determine the genus of the shrubs sent from London. He mentions that Colonel Hall is preparing a variety of excursions including Pichincha and Chimborazo. Jameson tells Hooker he has recently sent some seeds which may interest Murray in the care of Watts, the British Consul in Carthagena. He concludes by asking Hooker to send some drawing paper to Colonel Hall as he is unable to acquire any in Ecuador. Page 1 of 4.