Jane C. Webb Loudon
An early pioneer of science fiction, long before the term was invented, so that she was discussed for a century as a writer of Gothic fiction or fantasy or horror, though she did none of these things as we now categorize fiction. She is better known for her work in creating the first popular gardening manuals, providing an alternative to the specialist horticultural tomes of her time, and for her contributions to the work of her husband, [John Claudius Loudon][1]. [1]: http://openlibrary.org/authors/OL2554279A/John_Claudius_Loudon
Works (19)

The mummy!
1828

The lady's country companion

Gardening for ladies
1851

The ladies' magazine of gardening

Ladies' Flower Garden CD-ROM and Book

Glimpses of nature, and objects of interest described, during a visit to the Isle of Wight
1844

The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental annuals

Instructions in gardening for ladies

Facts from the world of nature, animate and inanimate

The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental greenhouse plants

Domestic pets: their habits and management

Philanthropic economy

The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental perennials
1844

Botany for ladies
1842

The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental bulbous plants
1844

The ladies' companion to the flower-garden
1865

British wild flowers

The entertaining naturalist being popular descriptions, tales, and anecdotes of more than five hundred animals..
1843

The young naturalist's journey; or, The travels of Agnes Merton and her mama