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Publications

Explore the publications and historical references related to James Lye, documenting his contributions to Victorian horticulture, his horticultural business in Wiltshire, and his presence in local trade directories and newspapers. This page features not only James Lye’s publications and advertisements but also contemporary accounts of his achievements in newspapers, horticultural journals, and local directories. This page is organized into Horticultural Publications, Trade Directories and Local Records, and Newspapers & Press Mentions, providing a comprehensive view of his professional and community impact.

Horticultural Publications

James Lye was a prominent horticulturist, particularly known for cultivating fuchsias and other ornamental plants. His writings highlight innovative techniques, plant breeding, and his influence on Victorian gardening.

Trade Directories & Local Records

James Lye also appears in historical trade directories, documenting his business and standing in the local community. These entries provide a detailed snapshot of village life in Wiltshire, including references to his nursery and horticultural contributions.

Newspapers & Press Mentions

Newspapers regularly reported on James Lye’s horticultural accomplishments and his role within the Wiltshire community, covering his exhibitions, business activities, gardening events and contributions to local life.

There may be further articles, notices, or publications by James Lye or about him in other horticultural journals, trade directories, newspapers, or professional publications. If you have information, copies, or references to these sources, please contact us to contribute and help preserve the history of James Lye and his work in Wiltshire.