TREES-8-bw Collection of 180 vintage images black-and-white Spruce Oak Poplar Wood Pine Fir High resolution digital download printable

Instant digital download of 180 vintage botanical images of trees and tree-like plants in high resolution (300dpi, sizes from 1700×3100 px to 1900×3300 px). Look at pictures to see sizes in pixels (click “Zoom”, divide size in pixels on 300 – you’ll get size of print in inches with high quality, ex. 2400/300=8”). Total size is 217 Mb.

Each file has a name of shown plant in English or Latin (ex. “Common Butterwort.jpg” or “phaca alpina (L).jpg”). Names of shown plants are listed below, at the end of description.

All images are in JPG format, separate files. Perfect for use in crafting, decoupage, collage, altered art, prints, etc. Images are in public domain in USA and may be used for any personal or commercial purposes. Information about source books is included.

NAMES of shown plants:
Abies Alba, Abies Canadensis, Abies Douglasii, Abies Excelsa, Abies Excelsa Nigra, Abies Smithiana, Aegilops or Valonia Oak, Aleppo Pine, Alnus Cordifolia, Alnus Glutinosa, Alnus Glutinosa Laciniata, Ambiguous or Grey Oak, American Elm, American White Oak, Angular-Branched or Carolina Poplar, Angular-Branched Poplar, Austrian Cerris Oak, Babylonian or Weeping Willow, Balsam-Bearing or Balm of Gilead Silver Fir, Balsam-Bearing Poplar, Berried or Common Yew, Betula Alba Pendula, Betula Nigra, Betula Papyracea, Betula Populifolia, Birch or Common Hornbeam, Birch-Like or Common Hornbeam, Bitter or Turkey Oak, Black Birch, Black or Common Mulberry, Black Poplar, Black Walnut Tree, Black-Fruited or Common Mulberry Tree, Black-Leaved or Red Spruce Fir, Broad-Leaved Ilex or Hom Oak, Broad-Leaved Willow Oak, Broussonetia Papyrifera, Canadian or Hemlock Spruce Fir, Carpinus Betulus, Carya Alba, Castanea Vesca, Catalpa Syringaefolia, Caucasian Pterocarya, Cedar of Lebanon, Cedrus Libani, Cedrus Libani Glauca, Celtis Occidentalis, Celtis Tournefortii, Cembran or Siberian Pine, Comb-Like-Leaved or Common Silver Fir, Comb-Like-Leaved Silver Fir, Common Fig Tree, Common Hop Hornbeam, Common or Evergreen Cypress, Common or Glutinous-Leaved Alder, Common or Stalk-Fruited Oak, Common Tall or White Spruce Fir, Constantinople Hazel, Cork Tree, Cork Tree Oak, Cork-Barked Field Elm, Corsican or Larch Pine, Corylus Colurna, Crested or Curled-Leaved Wood Beech, Cupressus Lusitanica, Cupressus Sempervirens, Cupressus Sempervirens Horizontalis, Curled-Leaved Babylonian or Weeping Willow, Cut-Leaved American Elm, Cut-Leaved Glutinous Alder, Douglas’s Spruce Fir, Dyer’s or Quercitron Oak, Eastern Oleaster, Edible or Sweet Chestnut, Elaeagnus Orientalis, Esculus or Italian Oak, European or Common Larch, Fagus Sylvatica, Fagus Sylvatica Cristata (Crispa), Fagus Sylvatica Pendula, Fastigiate Mountain or Scotch Elm, Fastigiate-Branched or Lombardy Poplar, Ficus Carica, Field or Common English Elm, Flat-Leaved Elm, Fragile-Twigged Willow, Frankincense Pine, Genevese Wood Pine, Glaucous-Leaved or Silver Cedar, Grammont or Spanish Oak, Greater or Dutch Cork-Barked Elm, Greek or Athenian Poplar, Green or Live Oak, Grey-Barked Walnut or Butter-Nut, Grey-Leaved Poplar, Heart-Shaped-Leaved Alder, Hippophae Rhamnoides Angustifolia, Holly or Evergreen Oak, Juglans Cinerea, Juglans Nigra, Juglans Regia, Juniperus Chinensis (Excelsa), Juniperus Phoenicea, Juniperus Virginiana, Large-Fruited Oak, Larger Elm, Larger Mountain Scotch or Wych Elm, Larix Americana Rubra, Larix Europaea, Late or Pond Pine, Laurus Nobilis, Laurus Sassafras, Levant or Oriental Plane, Liquidambar Styraciflua, Long-Leaved Ilex or Holm Oak, Lucombe Turkey Oak, Maiden-Hair-Leaved Salisburia or Ginkgo Tree, Maple-Leaved Oriental Plane Tree, Maple-Leaved Plane, Marsh or Pin Oak, Morus Alba, Morus Nigra, Morus Rubra (Pennsylvanica), Narrow-Leaved Rhamnus-Like Sea Buckthorn, Necklace-Bearing or Black Italian Poplar, Noble Laurel or Sweet Bay Tree, Nyssa Biflora, Obtuse-Lobed-Leaved Oak, Oriental Plane, Ostrya Virginica, Ostrya Vulgaris, Paper-Bearing Broussonetia, Papery-Barked Birch, Pedunculate-Fruited British Oak, Pendulous or Weeping Mountain Elm, Pendulous White Birch, Pendulous-Branched Trembling-Leaved Poplar, Pendulous-Branched Wood Beech, Pennsylvanian Mulberry Tree, Phoenician Juniper, Picea Balsamifera, Picea Pectinata, Pinaster or Cluster Pine, Pinus Cembra, Pinus Halepensis, Pinus Laricio, Pinus Pallasiana, Pinus Pinaster, Pinus Pinea, Pinus Rigida, Pinus Serotina, Pinus Strobus, Pinus Sylvestris, Pinus Sylvestris Genevensis, Pinus Taeda, Planera Richardi, Platanus Occidentalis, Platanus Orientalis, Platanus Orientalis Acerifolia, Platanus Orientalis Cuneata, Poplar-Leaved Birch, Populus Alba, Populus Angulata, Populus Balsamifera, Populus Candicans, Populus Canescens, Populus Fastigiata, Populus Graeca, Populus Monilifera, Populus Nigra, Populus Tremula, Populus Tremula Pendula, Portugal Cypress or Cedar of Goa, Pterocarya Caucasica, Pubescent Chestnut Oak, Quercus Aegilops, Quercus Alba, Quercus Ambigua, Quercus Cerris, Quercus Cerris Austriaca, Quercus Cerris Fulhamensis (Dentata), Quercus Cerris Lucombeana, Quercus Coccinea, Quercus Esculus, Quercus Gramuntia, Quercus Ilex, Quercus Ilex Latifolia, Quercus Ilex Longifolia, Quercus Macrocarpa, Quercus Obtusiloba, Quercus Palustris, Quercus Pedunculata, Quercus Pedunculata Fastigiata, Quercus Phellos Latifolius, Quercus Prinus Monticola, Quercus Prinus Palustris, Quercus Prinus Tomentosa, Quercus Rubra, Quercus Sessiliflora, Quercus Suber, Quercus Suber Dentatum, Quercus Tinctoria, Quercus Virens, Red Oak, Red or Champion Oak, Red-Coned American Larch, Richard’s Planera or Zelkoua Tree, Rigid or American Pitch Pine, Rock Chestnut Oak, Royal or Common Walnut Tree, Salisburia Adiantifolia, Salix Alba, Salix Babylonica, Salix Babylonica Crispa, Salix Fragilis, Salix Vitellina, Sassafras Tree, Scarlet Oak, Sessile-Flowered British Oak, Smith’s or Himalayan Spruce Fir, Spreading Evergreen Cypress, Spreading-Branched Elm, Spreading-Flowered Elm, Stalked-Fruited British Oak, Stone or Kernel Pine, Strobus or Weymouth Pine, Swamp Chestnut Oak, Sweet Gum Liquidambar, Syringa-Leaved Catalpa, Tall Juniper, Tall or Common Spruce Fir, Taurian or Pallas’s Pine, Taxodium Distichum, Taxus Baccata, Taxus Baccata Fastigiata, Thuja Occidentalis, Thuja Orientalis Stricta, Toothed-Leaved Cork Tree, Tooth-Leaved Turkey Oak or Fulham Oak, Tournefort’s Celtis or Nettle Tree, Trembling-Leaved Poplar or British Aspen, Twiggy Field or English Elm, Two-Flowered Nyssa or Tupelo Tree, Two-Rowed- Eaved Taxodium or Deciduous Cypress, Two-Rowed-Leaved Taxodium or Deciduous Cypress, Ulmus Americana, Ulmus Americana Incisa, Ulmus Campestris, Ulmus Campestris Suberosa, Ulmus Campestris Viminalis, Ulmus Effusa, Ulmus Major, Ulmus Montana Fastigiata, Ulmus Montana Major, Ulmus Montana Pendula, Ulmus Planifolia, Upright Berried or Irish Yew, Upright Eastern or Chinese Arbor Vitae, Upright-Growing Stalk-Fruited Oak, Virginian Hop Hornbeam, Virginian Juniper or Red Cedar, Wedge-Shaped-Leaved Oriental Plane, Western or American Arbor Vitae, Western or American Nettle Tree, Western or American Plane, White Carya or Shell-Bark Hickory-Nut, White or Huntingdon Willow, White Spruce Fir, White-Fruited Mulberry, White-Leaved Poplar or Abele Tree, White-Leaved Willow, Whitish Heart-Shaped-Leaved or Ontario Poplar, Wood or Common Beech, Wood or Common Scotch Pine, Wood or Scotch Pine, Yellow or Yolk-Of-Egg Barked Willow.