Milkweed Posters and Art Prints

Milkweed taken in Kanata, Ont, Canada with Canon 40D and 24-105 f4 L lens

Milkweed digital photograph, wildflower garden in Minnesota

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Milkweed, 35mm photograph, Kodak film, Canon camera

Milkweed pods.

Monarchs & Milkweed

Close-up of a milkweed pod burst open to reveal the silky fibers and golden seeds that will break loose and float where the breeze takes them.

wetland plant

from egg to butterfly, the monarch makes its home on milkweed plants across North America - here you can see the life cycle from an egg, first through fifth instar and chrysalis, until the final adult emerges!

Digital Painting of green milkweed grasshopper

Milkweed Caryll Rune from the game Bloodborne, drawn in the style of ink splatter.

Milkweed seedheads

Save The Monarchs Plant Some Milkweed Butterfly Gift, best friend, men, women, girls, boys, teens, sister, brother, dad, mom! Perfect gift on Christmas, New Year, Halloween, or a Birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day

Photographed in mid-winter is this close-up image of a cluster of milkweed seed pods, resembling a bird in flight. Illuminated by both direct & reflected sunlight from newly fallen snow, the feathery, gossamer-stranded seeds still cling to their graceful dried pods.

A digital painting of a White Admiral Butterfly feeding from a Milkweed flower in a meadow. The image is framed in a vine of leaves that creates a heart shape.

Great design to promote awareness of the endangered Monarch butterfly.

Pink Milkweed

Great design to promote awareness of the endangered Monarch butterfly.

Charles Burchfield (1893-1967) was an American artist known for his unique style and depiction of the American landscape. He was born in Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, and developed a deep appreciation for nature and its transformative power from an early age.

A buzzworthy honeybee stopping for a drink on this beautiful purple milkweed flower.

How can you help the monarchs? Plant milkweed! *Common milkweed grows in well-drained soil. *Butterfly milkweed grows in well-drained soil *Swamp milkweed grows well in damper conditions but also in regular gardens You can also plant late-blooming native plants like Pale purple coneflower, Black-eyed Susan, Asters and Goldenrod.

1. The Zebra, Apostaphia charithonia. 2. The Queen, Anosia berenice strigosa, male. 3. The Monarch, Anosia plexxipus, male. Image is from the book “How to know the butterflies: a manual of the Eastern United States”, by John Henry Comstock and Anna Botsford Comstock, 1904. The book is in the collection of the Cornell University Library. Public domain.

A beautiful Monarch Butterfly visiting some milkweed! Display a bit of the natural world with this design of a monarch butterfly on some milkweed. This would be perfect for a gardener or a butterfly enthusiast.

How can you help the monarchs? Plant milkweed! *Common milkweed grows in well-drained soil. *Butterfly milkweed grows in well-drained soil *Swamp milkweed grows well in damper conditions but also in regular gardens You can also plant late-blooming native plants like Pale purple coneflower, Black-eyed Susan, Asters and Goldenrod.

A beautiful blooming Milkweed flower.

A beautiful Milkweed flower.

A beautiful Milkweed flower.

Let's take action to protect our monarch butterflies! By planting milkweed and other native plants, we can make a difference in preserving these amazing creatures. Let's work together and encourage others to make a positive impact!

Monarch Butterfly on Milkweed by Danielle Seay

Monarch Butterfly in Milkweed Forest // Midwestern Wildflowers // Mexican Sunflowers

Frosted Milkweed Pod with seeds.

This sticker is reminiscent of a beautiful summer day! The Monarch Butterfly says Plant Native Milkweed! This would make a great gift for Monarch lovers and gardeners alike!

Help Monarch Butterflies by Planting Native Milkweed! Milkweed is the only plant that Monarch Butterflies lay their eggs on and the only plant that their caterpillars eat. Less milkweed means less monarch butterflies! So plant some milkweed in your wildflower garden today, and let other people know with this design.

Great design to promote awareness of the endangered Monarch butterfly.

Crazy about monarch caterpillars? Do you raise monarchs? Well then this design is for you.

A design for all the crazy caterpillar ladies out there.