Plant Art
Herbs, houseplants, and the little pollinators that visit them, painted from life. Art for gardeners, plant lovers, and anyone who wants a bit of green on the wall all year long.
What you'll find
Pollinators
Bees, butterflies, and garden insects, small wonders up close.
Why paint plants?
For centuries, artists and healers painted plants so they could be known, grown, and used well. Old herbals paired each drawing with notes on how to care for the plant. In 1503, Albrecht Dürer painted a simple clump of meadow grass and weeds with such care that it’s still loved today.
Our plant art carries on that quiet tradition: slowing down long enough to really see a leaf, a petal, or a bee at work, and giving thanks for it.
A gift for every gardener
Housewarmings
A green welcome for a new home, no watering required.
Gardeners and growers
Their favorite herb or flower, painted to keep.
Kitchens and tea corners
Herb paintings feel right at home where you cook and brew.
In memory
A beloved garden or a loved one's favorite plant, remembered.
Caring for botanical art
Frame behind glass
UV-protective glass helps keep watercolor greens and blues bright.
Skip the steam
Hang away from showers, stoves, and kettles.
Avoid direct sun
Bright, indirect light is best, just like most houseplants.
Get the first look
New plant paintings, the shop opening, and workshop dates, sent to your inbox. Art news only.
Grow the real thing too
Pair a painting with a living plant from the Greenhouse, or learn to grow your own herbs and houseplants.
