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Agnes McDouall

Scottish botanist

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Agnes McDouall was a botanist.

Agnes McDouall (n. Buchan-Hepburn) (27 September 1838 – 15 March 1926) was a Scottish gardener and plant collector.

Biography Agnes was the daughter of Helen Little and Sir Thomas Buchan-Hepburn as the second of five children.

In 1869, she married a landowner James McDouall and relocated to his historic family estate at Logan, close to Stranraer. She brought her own collection of roses, lilies, and shrubs, along with the connections with plant hunters. The plant collection at Logan was later to become famous under her sons, Kenneth and Douglas's management.

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Scottish botanist (1838-1926)

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