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The Veitch Nurseries /ˈviːtʃ/ were the largest group of family-run plant nurseries in Europe during the 19th century. Started by John Veitch sometime before 1808, the original nursery grew substantially over several decades and was eventually split into two separate businesses—based at Chelsea and Exeter—as it became unfeasible to run the whole operation from one location. Famous plant hunters in the Victorian period employed by the Veitch family include the brothers Thomas Lobb and William Lobb from Cornwall and David Bowman.

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  • Die Firma Veitch and Sons, im englischen auch „Veitch Nurseries“ genannt, war im 19. Jahrhundert die wohl größte als Familienbetrieb geführte Gärtnerei und Baumschule Europas. (de)
  • Les pépinières Veitch (Veitch Nurseries) ou Veitch & Sons (Veitch & fils) sont une compagnie familiale britannique, spécialisée dans l'horticulture, qui fut la plus importante d'Europe au XIXe siècle. Fondée par avant 1808, la pépinière d'origine croît de façon importante jusqu'à se diviser en deux entités, l'une située à Chelsea (Londres) et l'autre à Exeter dans le Kent. La famille Veitch a employé pendant toute l'ère victorienne des collecteurs de plantes fameux, comme les frères Thomas et de Cornouailles. (fr)
  • The Veitch Nurseries /ˈviːtʃ/ were the largest group of family-run plant nurseries in Europe during the 19th century. Started by John Veitch sometime before 1808, the original nursery grew substantially over several decades and was eventually split into two separate businesses—based at Chelsea and Exeter—as it became unfeasible to run the whole operation from one location. Famous plant hunters in the Victorian period employed by the Veitch family include the brothers Thomas Lobb and William Lobb from Cornwall and David Bowman. The Veitch's ability to grow exotic plants is noted in William Jackson Hooker's description of Verticordia nitens, and they were able to supply a specimen for its illustration. The firm had, by the outbreak of the First World War, introduced 1281 plants into cultivation, which were either previously unknown or newly-bred varieties (see cultivars). These included 498 greenhouse plants, 232 orchids, 153 deciduous trees, shrubs and climbing plants, 122 herbaceous plants, 118 exotic ferns, 72 evergreen and climbing plants, 49 conifers, and 37 ornamental bulbous plants. In the years to come, more plants followed. The nurseries were most famous for their orchids, although they also introduced several famous plants from other families, such as Nepenthes rajah and Nepenthes northiana. The pitcher plant species N. veitchii is named in honour of the Veitch dynasty. The Chelsea business ceased to trade in 1914, whilst the Exeter business continued under Peter Veitch and later his daughter Mildred. She in turn sold the firm in 1969, when it was bought by St Bridget Nurseries. The business was run as a separate business for a further 20 years, but is now a subsidiary of St Bridget. John Veitch, England and Corinthian footballer, was a member of the Veitch family and joined the family firm as company secretary. (en)
  • ヴィーチ商会(ヴィーチしょうかい、Veitch and Sons)は、イギリスの19世紀の園芸業者である。スコットランド出身のが1808年ころに創立し、19世紀を通じて、多くのプラントハンターとよばれる人々を世界各地に派遣し、世界中の珍しい植物を集め、栽培した。 (ja)
  • Het familiebedrijf Veitch and Sons, ook wel de Veitch Nurseries genoemd, was een Britse plantenkwekerij in de 19e en 20e eeuw. In totaal werkten er 22 , die wereldwijd exotische planten verzamelden voor het bedrijf. (nl)
  • 維奇苗圃(Veitch Nurseries)是19世纪欧洲最大的家族经营苗圃。1808年早些时候,创建了维奇苗圃。短短的几十年间维奇苗圃迅速发展壮大,最终被分拆为两个独立的公司,分别位于切尔西和埃克塞特,这两者不能作为一个整体运作。维多利亚时代的众多植物采集者都就职于维奇家族,包括托马斯·洛布和。 威廉·杰克逊·胡克对“Verticordia nitens”的描述中提到,维奇苗圃可为该描述提供一份标本。 在第一次世界大战爆发前,维奇苗圃就已引入栽培了1281种从前未知或新培育出的品种。其中包括498种温室植物,232种兰花,153种落叶乔木、灌木和攀缘植物,122种草本植物,118种蕨类植物,72种常绿植物攀缘植物,49种针叶树,及37种。接下来的几年,植物种类的数量不断增加。维奇苗圃主要因其栽培的兰花而著名,但同时也因几种著名的猪笼草而出名,如马来王猪笼草(Nepenthes rajah)和诺斯猪笼草(Nepenthes northiana)。其中的维奇猪笼草(N. veitchii)即得名于维奇世家。 切尔西公司的业务终止于1914年,埃克塞特公司由和她女儿继续经营。1969年她把维奇苗圃卖给了。其作为一个独立公司继续经营了20年,但现已成为圣·布里奇特苗圃下的一个不再运作的子公司。 (zh)
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  • Die Firma Veitch and Sons, im englischen auch „Veitch Nurseries“ genannt, war im 19. Jahrhundert die wohl größte als Familienbetrieb geführte Gärtnerei und Baumschule Europas. (de)
  • Les pépinières Veitch (Veitch Nurseries) ou Veitch & Sons (Veitch & fils) sont une compagnie familiale britannique, spécialisée dans l'horticulture, qui fut la plus importante d'Europe au XIXe siècle. Fondée par avant 1808, la pépinière d'origine croît de façon importante jusqu'à se diviser en deux entités, l'une située à Chelsea (Londres) et l'autre à Exeter dans le Kent. La famille Veitch a employé pendant toute l'ère victorienne des collecteurs de plantes fameux, comme les frères Thomas et de Cornouailles. (fr)
  • ヴィーチ商会(ヴィーチしょうかい、Veitch and Sons)は、イギリスの19世紀の園芸業者である。スコットランド出身のが1808年ころに創立し、19世紀を通じて、多くのプラントハンターとよばれる人々を世界各地に派遣し、世界中の珍しい植物を集め、栽培した。 (ja)
  • Het familiebedrijf Veitch and Sons, ook wel de Veitch Nurseries genoemd, was een Britse plantenkwekerij in de 19e en 20e eeuw. In totaal werkten er 22 , die wereldwijd exotische planten verzamelden voor het bedrijf. (nl)
  • 維奇苗圃(Veitch Nurseries)是19世纪欧洲最大的家族经营苗圃。1808年早些时候,创建了维奇苗圃。短短的几十年间维奇苗圃迅速发展壮大,最终被分拆为两个独立的公司,分别位于切尔西和埃克塞特,这两者不能作为一个整体运作。维多利亚时代的众多植物采集者都就职于维奇家族,包括托马斯·洛布和。 威廉·杰克逊·胡克对“Verticordia nitens”的描述中提到,维奇苗圃可为该描述提供一份标本。 在第一次世界大战爆发前,维奇苗圃就已引入栽培了1281种从前未知或新培育出的品种。其中包括498种温室植物,232种兰花,153种落叶乔木、灌木和攀缘植物,122种草本植物,118种蕨类植物,72种常绿植物攀缘植物,49种针叶树,及37种。接下来的几年,植物种类的数量不断增加。维奇苗圃主要因其栽培的兰花而著名,但同时也因几种著名的猪笼草而出名,如马来王猪笼草(Nepenthes rajah)和诺斯猪笼草(Nepenthes northiana)。其中的维奇猪笼草(N. veitchii)即得名于维奇世家。 切尔西公司的业务终止于1914年,埃克塞特公司由和她女儿继续经营。1969年她把维奇苗圃卖给了。其作为一个独立公司继续经营了20年,但现已成为圣·布里奇特苗圃下的一个不再运作的子公司。 (zh)
  • The Veitch Nurseries /ˈviːtʃ/ were the largest group of family-run plant nurseries in Europe during the 19th century. Started by John Veitch sometime before 1808, the original nursery grew substantially over several decades and was eventually split into two separate businesses—based at Chelsea and Exeter—as it became unfeasible to run the whole operation from one location. Famous plant hunters in the Victorian period employed by the Veitch family include the brothers Thomas Lobb and William Lobb from Cornwall and David Bowman. (en)
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  • Veitch Nurseries (en)
  • Veitch and Sons (de)
  • Veitch & Sons (fr)
  • ヴィーチ商会 (ja)
  • Veitch and Sons (nl)
  • 維奇苗圃 (zh)
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