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5.5" Pots

Rose Garden

$120

Lazy summer afternoon at the gazebo of the Portland International Rose Test Garden

Westbank Waterfront Cherry Blossoms

$90

Felt inspired by the springtime cherry blossoms at the Westbank Waterfront, looking out over the Steel Bridge.

Strawberry Skies

$80

Strawberries against a pink sky, ready to plant your favorite Mt. Hood strawberries

4"-4.5" Pots

Vine Maple

$75

Inspired by vine maples seen in the fall at Storey Burn Loop Trail in the Tillamook State Forest.

Mt. Hood Sunset

$40

Saturated rendition of Mt. Hood

Oregon Grape

$65

Oregon Grape (Berberis / Mahonia aquifolium), also known as the holly-leafed barberry, is native to North America and is the state flower of Oregon. Its berries are quite sour but edible, and when sweetened is used in jams!

3"-3.75" Pots

Stormy Columbia Lilies

$50

Columbia Lilies (Lilium columbianum) have freckled petals and delicate hanging frames, and are native to Western North America. These were referenced from lilies I'd photographed while hiking at Saddle Mountain last year, in the late spring/early summer.

Pygmy Bunnies and Hood Strawberries

$30/$45

The Pygmy Rabbit (Sylvilagus idahoensis) is the smallest rabbit in the world. They also happen to be a native species in Northwestern United States! I wanted to depict them with Hood strawberries (Fragaria x anassa 'Hood') because I think bunnies are cute and Hood strawberries (a variety particular to the Mt. Hood area) are tasty. What's better than both of those together?

Chanterelles and Pine

$50

Pacific Golden Chanterelle (Cantharellus formosus) and pine (Pinus sp.) cones and needles. Inspired by specimens found in the Tillamook Forest. Set of 3 pots.

Wildflowers

$50

Aquilegia formosa (Western Columbine) and Primula Dodecatheon hendersonii (Henderson's Shooting Star), with redwood sorrel, stinging nettle, and decorative leaves in the background. Inspired by hikes taken at Rowena Crest and the Columbia River Gorge.

2" Pots

Paintbrushes

$15

Paintbrushes (Castilleja spp.) are plants that are hemi-parasitic (meaning they yoink nutrients from their neighbors but also photosynthesize) and have brightly-tipped brachts (modified leaves). These are inspired by ones that were found at Rowena Crest, a nice hike along the gorge in spring.

Cherry Blossoms

$15

Blooming cherry blossoms along the Westbank waterfront in the springtime, this time itty bitty!

Snowberries

$15

Snowberries (Symphoricarpos albus) have white waxy berries that fruit in the fall and remain present on the shrub through wintertime.

Forest Spirits

$15

Ya ha ha!

Fungi

$15

Fungi and fairy lights!

Native Insects

$15

Insects found in the PNW

Scenery

$15

Places around PDX, this one's of a service road in Forest Park

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