Tamarack is the official provincial tree of the Northwest Territories.
Beautiful Fact - Tamarack roots were used in canoe-making by The First Nations.
Leaves - Needle-like leaves have a blue-green tint. They grow three-sided in clusters of 12 to 20, and 10-25 mm long. As in all larches, the needles are deciduous, turning from pale green to a spectacular bright yellow in the fall, then falling.
Postcard Details
Printed on premium quality, acid-free paper.
4 x 5 inches when folded.
Comes with its own envelope.
Wrapped in a protective sleeve and shipped to you in fully recyclable packaging
Created by Ontario-based botanical artist, Dilan Doty
Shipping Details
Sent via regular Canada Post mail (no tracking, delivery up to 2 weeks)
For inspiring posts and to stay informed about my upcoming collections follow @π‘πππ«ππ¨π€ππππ£πππ on social media.
Tamarack is the official provincial tree of the Northwest Territories.
Beautiful Fact - Tamarack roots were used in canoe-making by The First Nations.
Leaves - Needle-like leaves have a blue-green tint. They grow three-sided in clusters of 12 to 20, and 10-25 mm long. As in all larches, the needles are deciduous, turning from pale green to a spectacular bright yellow in the fall, then falling.
Postcard Details
Printed on premium quality, acid-free paper.
4 x 5 inches when folded.
Comes with its own envelope.
Wrapped in a protective sleeve and shipped to you in fully recyclable packaging
Created by Ontario-based botanical artist, Dilan Doty
Shipping Details
Sent via regular Canada Post mail (no tracking, delivery up to 2 weeks)
For inspiring posts and to stay informed about my upcoming collections follow @π‘πππ«ππ¨π€ππππ£πππ on social media.
