What the Flora Collection Is

The Flora collection is a series of original designs by Merrilee at Wildflower Art & Design that focuses on plant life in close detail. Leaves, petals, roots, and stems are the subjects here — rendered with care for how plants actually grow and what makes each one distinct. Prints are available in multiple sizes through Fine Art America.


I work from specific subjects: a leaf's serrated edge, the interior chamber of a half-open seed pod, the way a petal folds back at the tip, the tangle of a root system lifted from the soil. These aren't decorative botanical gestures. They're close observations of the plants themselves.


The structure of a single stem, the quiet geometry of one flower before it opens — that's the territory here. Collectors who want something to sit with and look at carefully, rather than something that announces itself from across the room, tend to find Flora first.

The Flora Collection Look and Feel

My Flora collection work sits somewhere between illustration and botanical study. It's not photographic, and it's not loose or painterly either — the lines are deliberate, the shapes are held with care. On the wall, a Flora piece reads as considered. You notice it was made by someone who looked at the subject for a long time before committing anything to the page.

The palette is quiet and warm. Most pieces lean into natural greens, dusty neutrals, and the earthy tones you'd find in a dried specimen or a late-season garden. There's warmth in the browns and tans, occasional cool in the shadows of a deep leaf, but nothing that startles. These pieces don't fight a room — they settle into one. They work beside wood furniture, natural textiles, and warm-white or plaster walls without demanding to be the loudest thing in the space.

The collector who gravitates to Flora is usually someone who notices plants. They look at a leaf the way other people look at architecture. They're furnishing a reading room, a home studio, a dining space they want to feel considered rather than decorated. They want something on the wall that rewards a second look, not just a first impression.

Flora Collections is Available in Multiple Formats

All of my Flora collection prints are produced on demand through Fine Art America and shipped directly to you. There are no minimum orders and no editions to track — you choose your preferred size and format at checkout.

Ready to see what's available? You're welcome to browse the full Flora collection at any time.

Fine Art Paper Prints

Archival-quality paper prints on heavyweight stock that feels substantial in hand. Colors stay true for decades. These ship unframed, which makes them a good choice for buyers who already have a frame in mind, want to mat the piece themselves, or prefer to display the print without a frame at all.

Canvas and Framed Prints

Canvas wraps bring a painted quality to the image and arrive ready to hang without additional framing. Pre-framed prints come with hanging hardware already attached. Fine Art America offers several frame finish options, from natural wood to black and white profiles, so it's straightforward to match what you already have on the walls.

Metal and Acrylic Prints

Metal and acrylic formats have a contemporary feel that suits modern or minimalist spaces. Colors print with high saturation and depth. Both arrive ready to hang. These work well for buyers who want the image without a traditional frame — the print itself becomes the object on the wall.

Questions About the Flora Collection

The answers below cover the questions we hear most often about Flora prints. If something isn't addressed here, you're welcome to reach out through the contact page.

  • What plants does the Flora collection feature?

    The Flora collection includes a wide range of plant subjects: leaves in various shapes and stages, petals from both native and garden flowers, seed pods, root structures, and flowering stems. These are original fine art interpretations, not photographs, drawn from plant life found in natural and cultivated settings across North America.

  • How is the Flora collection different from Wildflower Walls?

    Flora is about individual plant forms up close: the structure of a single leaf, the geometry of a seed head, the way a stem curves before it blooms. Wildflower Walls is about the collective impact of wildflowers at a larger scale. Flora suits buyers who want to look closely; Wildflower Walls suits buyers who want botanical color and presence on a wall.

  • What print sizes are available for Flora art prints?

    Flora prints are available in a wide range of sizes through Fine Art America, from small framed pieces suitable for a desk or shelf to larger statement sizes for a feature wall. Buyers select their preferred size and format at the time of purchase — paper, canvas, framed, metal, or acrylic. No minimum order is required.

  • Are Flora prints archival quality and fade-resistant?

    All prints ordered through Fine Art America are produced using archival inks and professional-grade substrates designed to resist fading over time. Exact specifications for each format, including paper weight, ink type, and surface coating, are listed on the individual product pages at Fine Art America.

  • Can I buy a Flora print unframed?

    Yes. Unframed fine art paper prints are available for buyers who prefer to choose their own frame, mat the print to a custom size, or fit it into an existing frame at home. Framed and canvas options are also available through Fine Art America for buyers who want a ready-to-hang piece.

The Flora Collection Is Available Now

Take your time looking through the collection online and find the piece that fits the space you have in mind.