The good people at Metsker Maps have been kind enough to sell Good Nature Publishing's posters and baseball cards for almost 30 years.
What a treat to read their glowing copy for this poster illustrated by tree genius Mike Lee that kickstarted Good Nature.
Introducing the "Trees of the Pacific Northwest Poster" – your ultimate guide to the quirky, charming, and sometimes downright mysterious world of Northwest Conifers!
If you've ever found yourself wandering through the enchanting forests of the Pacific Northwest, gazing up at towering trees, and wondering, "Who are you?" – this poster is your forest friend and guide, all rolled into one.
Imagine stepping into a whimsical woodland world, where the trees have a poster party just for you. In the heart of this arboreal soiree, you'll find a fantastic forest portrait gallery. Each tree, like a guest at a masquerade ball, is dressed to impress with their full-grown height right there on display. It's like a red carpet event for trees!
But don't be fooled by this central spectacle, because the real stars of the show are found along the edges. Here, our Northwest Conifers step out from behind the curtain, revealing their unique personalities. With a wink and a nod, they show off their needle shapes and the types of cones they're packing. It's like getting a sneak peek into their secret lives!
This poster isn't just a feast for your forest-loving eyes; it's a treasure map for budding botanists and nature enthusiasts. With 32 species of cone-bearing trees native to the Pacific Northwest bioregion, it's a forest encyclopedia disguised as wall art.
You can choose your poster in either paper or laminated. Hang it in your living room, your bedroom, or even your treehouse!
Let the "Trees of the Pacific Northwest Poster" transport you to the heart of the great outdoors, where the Northwest Conifers are always ready to share their secrets – one delightful needle and cone at a time. So, go ahead and bring the magic of the Pacific Northwest forests into your home. This poster isn't just a decoration; it's a window to a world of wonder.
Thanks Skip and Metsker Maps!
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