The best gifts carry a little of a place with them. Every piece in this guide holds a real plant I gathered in New Mexico, pressed slowly in traditional presses, and mounted on handmade watercolor paper with its name and where it grew. No two are alike, because no two plants are.
If you're shopping for someone who hikes, gardens, or just stops on the trail to look closer, here is everything in the studio under $100.
$40: a set of cards
Eufloria greeting cards, set of six — $40
Six folded 5×7 cards with envelopes, one of each wildflower design. Give the set, or keep it for your own thank-you notes: cards people tend to keep on the fridge long after the holidays. Shop the card set
Around $50: the classic botanical study
8×10 Botanical Study, unframed — $50
One pressed wildflower on handmade, deckle-edged paper, matted to fit a standard 8×10 frame. It arrives sealed in a clear, plant-based compostable sleeve, ready to frame or to give as is. Current flowers include silvery lupine, yellow owl-clover, Mexican evening-primrose, California poppy, common harebells, scarlet beeblossom and ragleaf bahia. Shop Botanical Studies
11×14 Botanical Study, unframed — $70
The same study with more room around the plant, for a larger stem or a statement spot above a desk or nightstand. Fits a standard 11×14 frame.
$80: Field Notes
Field Notes, framed 8×8 — $80 each
A small seasonal series of square originals: real pressed plants framed in natural wood, on mats whose colors change with the seasons. This season's Autumn collection pairs deep indigo, slate blue and forest green with golden aspen leaves, ferns and late-season grasses. They stand on a shelf or hang on the wall, and they look best in a group of three. Shop Field Notes
New this year: A New Mexico Mountain Summer print series
Fine art prints — $35 for 8×10, $65 for 11×14
My 2026 Botanical Landscapes series, A New Mexico Mountain Summer, gathers whole meadows from mountain ranges of New Mexico into single compositions. The originals tend to sell quickly, so for the first time I'm offering prints, made on archival cotton rag paper and embossed with the Eufloria mark. The series debuts at the New Mexico Artisans Market, November 27–29 at Hotel Albuquerque, followed by an online print sale in December. Join the email list to hear first.
From $25: a gift card
Eufloria gift card — $25 to $250
Not sure which wildflower they’d choose? Let them pick. A gift card works for anything in the studio, from card sets and botanical studies to prints and Field Notes originals, and it can be sent by email for even the most last-minute giver. Coming in spring 2027: I’ll be offering botanical art and plant pressing workshops, so stay tuned for dates. Gift Card
Gifts by person
For the hiker: silvery lupine or common harebells, flowers they've walked past on a mountain trail.
For the gardener: Mexican evening-primrose or California poppy, the cheerful ones that sow themselves.
For a new home: a Field Notes original for an entryway shelf. For more of a statement piece, a framed Guardian Plant ($150, 11×14) draws inspiration from flowers long hung by the threshold for protection. Each comes with a Flower Story Card about its folklore. See the Guardian Plants
For the person who has everything: a New Mexico Mountain Summer print. It's a whole summer meadow gathered together in a way they won’t find anywhere else.
For a teacher, host or neighbor: a set of six cards ($40) or an 8×10 botanical study ($50).
Why these gifts are different
Real plants, labeled. Each botanical study carries the plant's common and scientific name, like a page from a museum herbarium.
Ready to frame. Unframed studies fit standard frame sizes, so there's no custom framing to arrange.
Giving back. Eufloria donates 10% of every sale to native plant conservation in New Mexico.
Made to last. Untreated and chemical-free, the colors soften slowly toward a vintage tone over the years. Keep them out of direct sun and away from moisture.
Ordering for the holidays
Order by December 12 for delivery before December 25. Prefer to shop in person? Find Eufloria at the New Mexico Artisans Market (Nov 27–29), at Ohori's Coffee Roasters and Cielo Handcrafted in Santa Fe, and at our other retail partners.
Thinking bigger? Custom commissions start at $300 and take three to four weeks. Commissions
