Dogwood...not a particularly pretty name for one of my all time favourite trees!

#funfact : Why is it called Dogwood? Nothing to do with dogs apparently, but perhaps a misspelling of ‘Dagwood’... Dags, in this instance (nothing to do with sheep 🐑 bottoms) are sharpened bits of wood used as darts, arrow shafts etc back in the days when such things were a necessity.

In Victorian times apparently hopeful bachelors would offer a sprig of Dogwood to a lady they might fancy. If she kept it, that meant she was keen. If it was returned, he was out of luck!

This print is available in sizes A3, A2 & A1 sizes. .

All sizes are printed on 230gsm gallery-quality giclée art paper, with archival inks. The smaller sizes are wrapped in a cellophane sleeve and shipped flat. The larger posters are rolled into poster tubes for shipping.

if you’d like to go large (A0) just get in touch as this is an option for most prints. You can also have your Wallflower poster printed on canvas - please contact me for more information.

While I will endeavour to ship your poster as soon as possible, please allow at least 7-10 working days for delivery. If your order is urgent, please contact me prior to ordering.