Goldenrod Pins and Buttons
Description: This design is a tribute to the goldenrod, a vibrant wildflower that paints meadows and roadsides with its cheerful yellow blooms in late summer and early fall. This vintage botanical illustration captures its delicate form and bright color, adding a touch of cottagecore charm to any nature lover's wardrobe. Did you know? Goldenrod is the official state flower of both Kentucky and Nebraska! This design is perfect for anyone who loves these beautiful wildflowers, no matter where they call home.
Description: Bring the timeless elegance of 19th-century field guides into your space with this stunning Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis L.) botanical illustration! 🌿🌼 Featuring a detailed study of the vibrant yellow wildflower native to North America. Whether you're a dedicated plant enthusiast, a lover of cottagecore and botanical decor, or searching for the ultimate unique gift for a gardener or science teacher, this design is a striking statement piece. Bring the charm of late summer and autumn flora to your apparel, stickers, or room decor!
Description: A KY goldenrod rises in a formal vintage botanical emblem, with bright-yellow flower sprays, slender leaves, warm orange-ochre lettering, and elegant ornamental artistry celebrating KY's natural regional botanical. Tall, golden, and unmistakably cheerful, this vintage-inspired goldenrod design celebrates Kentucky’s natural character with a formal heritage-badge motif. Instead of treating the goldenrod like a delicate garden specimen, the artwork gives it the grand treatment of a classic commemorative emblem. ABOUT THE ART © Wednesday, August 26, 2026, 9:11:31 AM Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: A KY goldenrod rises in a formal vintage botanical emblem, with bright-yellow flower sprays, slender leaves, warm orange-ochre lettering, and elegant ornamental artistry celebrating KY's natural regional botanical. Tall, golden, and unmistakably cheerful, this vintage-inspired goldenrod design celebrates Kentucky’s natural character with a formal heritage-badge motif. Instead of treating the goldenrod like a delicate garden specimen, the artwork gives it the grand treatment of a classic commemorative emblem. ABOUT THE ART © Wednesday, August 26, 2026, 9:11:31 AM Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: A cute gray squirrel is positioned upright among goldenrod blooms, its oversized tail-plume. Bright-yellow goldenrod flowers enhance its solemn expression in a fun woodland design. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, gardeners, wildife fans and squirrel enthusiasts. A cheerful design for birthdays, housewarmings, autumn gatherings, outdoor celebrations or a fun nature-inspired keepsakes. © Wednesday, August 26, 2026, 5:45:57 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Celebrate Delaware pride with Sweet Goldenrod, the state’s official herb, beautifully presented as a classic botanical emblem honoring local nature, state heritage, and American wildflower tradition. Perfect for Delaware natives, residents, travelers, nature lovers, gardeners, botanists, and state-symbol collectors. A fun choice for vacations, reunions, birthdays, souvenirs, and keepsakes. ABOUT THE ART © Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 9:09:38 AM Tracey Harrington Simpson
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Description: This autumn botanical illustration combines goldenrod, New England asters, oak leaves, blazing star, and Chinese lantern into an elegant seasonal composition. Detailed vintage engraving textures and warm fall colors capture the beauty of changing forests and native autumn plants.
Description: A vintage-inspired travel graphic celebrating Maine's Acadia National Park. Features a detailed woodcut illustration of a river otter standing alert on pink granite rocks along the shore of Jordan Pond, framed by pine forests and native coastal flora including wild blueberries, purple asters, and goldenrod. The iconic rounded peaks of The Bubbles rise in the background beneath a warm golden sun. Bold red script and sans-serif typography arch overhead reading "Acadia NATIONAL PARK." Perfect for hikers, campers, wildlife lovers, coastal travelers, and fans of classic New England national park travel apparel.
Description: A vintage botanical chart displaying various Pennsylvania native flowers and plants. The background is a dark green with lighter green elements. Text includes "Black-eyed", "Purple Conefmusa", "Wild England Asters", "Joe Pye Weed", "Cardinal Flower", "Cardinal Fland Hover", "Trout Lily", "Mayapple", "Bloodroot", "Butterfly WEED", "Trillium", "Rutrpe Wild Geranium", "Goldenrod", "Ferns", and prominently features "PENNSYLVANIA NATIVE FLORA" at the bottom.
Description: A vintage-inspired circular badge celebrating Nebraska's rich agricultural heritage and Great Plains landscape. Features a detailed corn stalk in full harvest alongside goldenrod flowers, set against rolling prairie hills, a vintage farm windmill, a winding dirt road, and sandhill cranes flying across a sage green sky. Arched cream typography outlines the top reading "NEBRASKA" and the bottom reading "CORNHUSKER STATE." Perfect for Nebraskans, farmers, heartland natives, and fans of classic Midwest state heritage apparel.
Description: A detailed depiction of various wildflowers found in Pennsylvania, displayed against a black background with a light brown border. The composition includes labels for each floral species such as "Purple Coneflower", "Black-Eyed Susan", "Wild Bergamot", "Queen Anne's Lace", "Jewelweed", "Cardinal Flower", "Goldenrod", "Milkweed", "Trillium", and "New England Aster". Small insects like bees and ladybugs are also present.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Nebraska state bird and flower, the western meadowlark and golden rod. Each spray on the golden rod is made up of hundreds of individual flowers. Nebraska was admitted to the union on March 1, 1867 as the 37th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection. The bird's distinctive markings and the surrounding flora create a vibrant scene capturing the essence of nature.
