Poisonous Flowers Posters and Art Prints

An illustration of various poisonous and toxic flora.

An illustration of various toxic and poisonous flowers.

Poisonous Flowers Beware of the alluring venom of nature's blooms.

Funny illustration of two poisonous plants (deadly nightshade and white baneberry) engaged in a staring contest. This is a great design for any gardener or botanist.

Inktober day 1 drawing

The fairy like wild parsnip! Part of my Poisonous Pretties collection.,

Poisonous Flowers Deadly Fleur Fatale Botanicals Plants

Wrapped moons, Foxgloves, Stinging Nettles, Moon Flowers, night moth, and spider....this design features witchy plants that would be in the witch's garden. Hope you like it!

Sleepy moons amongst poisonous florals

Barbie's obviously hungry. I don't know what that bat wants. The astroman has landed on planet spaghetti. Sexy donut girl is flirting with the poisonous flowers. The Wife of Bath is noping out.

Endemic plant of the Balearic Islands which lives at rocky cliffs. It is very toxic but in small amounts it can be used to manage some heart conditions, you know: the dose makes the poison.

Poisonous plants come in all sorts of beautiful shapes, styles and colors, like the dainty white flowers of hemlock.

This is my captivating and enigmatic " Botanica letalis - Oleander" t-shirt, where botanical beauty meets a touch of danger. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this striking t-shirt showcases the allure of the poisonous plant Oleander in all its splendor. The vivid colors of the flowers captivate the eye, with their luscious shades of crimson, pink, and white, creating a mesmerizing contrast against the lush green foliage. Though beautiful, the Oleander carries a dark secret. Its alluring appearance belies its toxic nature, a symbol of both beauty and danger, making this t-shirt a compelling conversation starter. Those who appreciate the paradoxical beauty of the natural world will find themselves drawn to this unique design.

Black and white ink illustration. Vintage inspired floral design. Witchy vibe, poison plant. Original artwork by Sol Daath.

Black and grey illustration of a snake with flowers.

An arrangement of lily of the valley flowers.

Blackwork snake and flowers tattoo design.

Watercolor and ink

Illustration of a snake and flowers in natural warm colors

Wolfsbane, monkshood, aconite, etc. This poisonous flower goes by many names! Hand drawn and painted in watercolor by me.

Snake around the sword.

Sacred Datura by Debra Martz Beautiful but poisonous and may be fatal if ingested by humans, livestock, or pets. It was growing wild throughout Zion National Park. Datura wrighti is sacred to some Native Americans and has been used in ceremonies and rites of passage by Chumash, Tongva, and others....not all survived. Copyright by Debra Martz 20180823-DSC_4360.NEF

Enter the enchanting world of the Poison Frog, a tiny yet vibrant creature. Admire its brilliant colors, but beware of its potent defense!

Enter the enchanting world of the Poison Frog, a tiny yet vibrant creature. Admire its brilliant colors, but beware of its potent defense!

The Lily of the Valley, beautifully captured on this t-shirt with a watercolor illustration, is a plant of contrasts. Known for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers and sweet fragrance, it's a symbol of purity and the birth flower for May. Despite its charming appearance, it harbors a hidden danger: the plant is highly poisonous. This duality of beauty and toxicity makes it a fascinating subject, reflecting nature's intricate balance between allure and peril.

The Lily of the Valley, beautifully captured on this t-shirt with a watercolor illustration, is a plant of contrasts. Known for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers and sweet fragrance, it's a symbol of purity and the birth flower for May. Despite its charming appearance, it harbors a hidden danger: the plant is highly poisonous. This duality of beauty and toxicity makes it a fascinating subject, reflecting nature's intricate balance between allure and peril.

Pink Foxglove

Scarlet king snake with white and red poppy flowers

Introducing the Lily of the Valley. Due to its dense content of cardiac glycosides, it is highly poisonous if consumed by humans or domestic animals. The Botanist series is inspired by The Alnwick Garden, which is unique for its collection of poisonous plants. The garden was thought of by the duchess herself, who wanted the garden to have something that was different from other gardens. Read more - https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/step-inside-worlds-most-dangerous-garden-if-you-dare-180952635/

These pink, purple, and yellow/white foxgloves were hand painted by me with watercolor!

Another poisonous plant! I just think they're neat

sarahs datura

Watercolor and ink

Illustration of a snake and flowers in blue and beige colors

Watercolor and ink