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Cowslip Primrose Botanical Poster - Primula officinalis The Science: Cowslip is a Perennial wild flowering plant found across temperate Eurasia. It thrives in open meadows and fields, and has been used medicinally since...
White Dead-Nettle Botanical Poster - Lamium album The Science: The White Dead-Nettle is an herbaceous perennial plant native throughout Europe and Asia. Because it is frequented by bumblebees as a source of early nectar...
Grapevine Botanical Poster - Vitis vinifera The Science: There are between 5,000 and 10,000 varieties of Vitis vinifera grapes, and grapes have been cultivated by humans as far back as 3,500 BC - the first written accounts...
White Water Lily Botanical Poster - Nymphaea alba The Science: The Water Lily or White Lotus can be found growing in large ponds and lakes. Its leaves can be up to 30 centimeters in diameter. The flowers, stalks, and roots...
Anemone Botanical Poster - Anemone nemorosa The Science: The Anemone plant, also known as the Wood Windflower, Thimbleweed, or Smell Fox, is native to Europe. All parts of this plant contains protoanemonin, a toxin that...
Hazel Botanical Poster- Corylus avellana The Science: The common hazel is native to Europe and western Asia and is cultivated for its nuts. Hazelnuts, also known as cobnuts, are widely used in modern cuisine and are...
Jellyfish Zoological Poster - Aurelia aurita The Science: Jellyfish in the Aurelia genus can be found in most of the world’s oceans. They do not have brains as such, and instead use a nerve net to contract their...
Housefly Zoological Poster - Musca domestica The Science: The common housefly can be found all around the world, accounting for about 91% of all flies in human homes. Widely considered a pest, flies are commonly...
Citrus Fruit Botanical Poster - Rutaceae: Citrus spp. The Science: The actual origin of Citrus fruit is not precisely known, but it probably originated in Southeast Asia, possibly in Australasia. There are probably four...
Tulip Botanical Poster - Tulipa gesneriana The Science: During the Dutch Golden Age, tulips experienced a meteoric rise in popularity as a status symbol of wealth. They became the basis for an entire economy in what was...
Sundew Botanical Poster - Drosera rotundifolia The Science: The Common Sundew is a carnivorous plant most commonly found in bogs and marshes throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Known for its red, hair-like growths that...
Rapeseed Botanical Poster - Brassia napus (v. arvensis) The Science: Rapeseed or Rape is a flowering plant in the same family as cabbage, kale and mustard and including the variety that produces the rutabega. The name Rape...
Pea Botanical Poster - Pisum sativum The Science: While they are widely labeled vegetables, pea pods are actually fruit, and the pea itself is actually a seed. Peas are mentioned frequently in Middle Age texts, as they...
Horse Chestnut Botanical Poster - Aesculus hippocastanum The Science: The horse Chestnut is a large, deciduous tree native to Southeast Europe, but now introduced all over the world as an attractive, flowering tree for use...
Heather Botanical Poster - Calluna vulgaris The Science: Heather, also known as “Ling,” is a low-growing perennial shrub found widely across Europe and Asia Minor. It serves as a significant food source for...
Dandelion Botanical Poster - Taraxacum officinale The Science: The Dandelion (from the french Dent-de-Lion, or “lion’s tooth”) is a herbaceous flowering perennial found worldwide today, though originating...
Cherry Tree Botanical Poster - Prunus avium The Science: The Cherry, a deciduous tree in the Rose family, is native to Europe and Central Asia, and has been cultivated for more than 2500 years. Its fruit - the one part of...
Arum Botanical Poster - Arum maculatum The Science: Arum, also known as Jack-in-the-Pulpit (among other things), is a common plant found across Eurasia. It is a poisonous plant, but attractive, and it is cultivated...
Apple Tree Botanical Poster - Malus domestica The Science: The Apple Tree may be among the first trees cultivated by man, descended from wild species found in Central Asia. A deciduous tree in the rose family, it has been...
Mosquito Zoological Poster - Culex pipiens/Anopheles maculipennis The Science: Culex pipiens and Anopheles maculipennis are two common pest mosquitoes found in many locations around the world. The ancestors of...
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