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Robert O’Brien botanical prints on cold press paper, laid out on a wooden table

Native trees, state by state

The trees of home, drawn by hand

Every species that grows wild where you live, as a museum-quality print of Robert O’Brien’s original illustration.

Chestnut Oak botanical print by Robert O’Brien, framed

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Northeast & Mid-Atlantic

Stone walls, sugarbush and ridgelines of oak and hickory. The hardwood forests of New England and the Mid-Atlantic, drawn leaf by leaf.

Shown: Chestnut Oak

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Southern Magnolia botanical print by Robert O’Brien, framed

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Southeast

Magnolia, live oak and longleaf pine. The evergreen South, from the Carolina coast to the Louisiana bayous, in its most elegant form.

Shown: Southern Magnolia

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Black Walnut botanical print by Robert O’Brien, framed

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Midwest

Oak savanna, river bottoms and the walnut groves of the heartland. Trees that have shaded farmhouses and town squares for generations.

Shown: Black Walnut

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Osage-Orange botanical print by Robert O’Brien, framed

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Great Plains

Cottonwoods along the creeks and Osage-orange hedgerows across the prairie. The hardy, wind-shaped trees of open country.

Shown: Osage-Orange

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Honey Mesquite botanical print by Robert O’Brien, framed

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Southwest

Mesquite, desert willow and canyon maples. Trees shaped by sun, stone and scarce water, from the Rio Grande to the high desert.

Shown: Honey Mesquite

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