Founded in 1855 by the botanist Louis Van Houtte, L'Illustration Horticole in Ghent, Flanders, became a cornerstone for horticultural enthusiasts with its detailed illustrations and comprehensive articles on plant breeding, cultivation techniques, and garden design. Over the decades, it fostered a community around horticultural science that influenced practices across Europe. Today, L'Illustration Horticole is celebrated for its reliable content and engaging layout, earning a trusted reputation among both amateur and professional gardeners. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of L'Illustration Horticole starting 1866, with a total of 432 scans available. This is a fantastic opportunity to discover not only historical figures in horticulture but also events and people from your own family history. Dive into the rich legacy of gardening and botany, and uncover the treasures that lie within these pages.