Spotted Monarda
This digital mixed media print is of Spotted Beebalm, Monarda punctata. It is a lovely native plant to Wisconsin, and loves sunny sandy areas. Historically it was called Oswego Tea as the Oswego tribe used it as a tea, which led to colonists using it as a substitute for British tea in protest of the tea tax, leading to the Boston Tea Party in 1773. Today, it is still used in tea similarly to sage, for respiratory support and cold/flu. It is loved by so many pollinators, including bees, wasps, and butterflies, as well as hummingbirds.
Archival quality giclee prints printed in rich color on deep matte paper 240 GSM. All prints have a 1/4" white border and are sold with a white backing board and in a clear bag. Landscape images are mounted horizontally, Portrait, vertically.
All prints with Mat have a 1/4" white border and are sold with a white core bevel cut black acid-free front mat with a backing board and in a clear bag. Signed & numbered.
Mailed in a hard flat pack cardboard mailer.
