Bloodroot Canvas Print

Bright white with a yellow center, this native spring wildflower blooms in undisturbed woodlands, flood plains, and slopes near water. The reddish sap that exudes from the plant, mainly the root, gives its name and historical purpose as paint/dye. The blossoms appear for a short time in early spring, calling early-flying pollinators, and later the leaves unfurl with their unique shape. Grows in clumps from a branching, shallow orange-colored rhizome.

While the flower pollen will attract many native bees and flies, ants are attracted to a sweet fleshy appendage on the seed and help distribute the plant. Bloodroot goes dormant by mid-summer. Historically used by Native Americans to heal respiratory and some skin ailments.

This is a matte giclee print made with archival inks with a professional printer.

All prints are made-to-order.

Border and Framing: Rolled prints come with no border, ready for a traditional frame of your choosing. Prints are also available stretched over a frame with or without a hardwood float frame.

Processing time: Please allow for 7-10 days for processing of rolled prints. Stretched and stretched + framed options require an extra 2-3 weeks for processing.

Please email me for alternative sizing needs or a mockup of what the piece would look like in your space!