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Three houseplants in mismatched pots (a jade plant, a trailing pothos, a tall fern) stand together on a simple wooden shelf.
A handful of wildflowers are laid out and labelled the way a naturalist would press and mount specimens in a herbarium journal.
Rows of small four-petaled flowers repeat edge to edge in cream and deep green, laid out with the regularity of a vintage wallpaper sample.
A rose seen dead-on, its petals spiralling inward in bands of sage and moss until the eye lands on a small, dark centre.
A single echeveria rosette sits in a glass bowl of water, its layered petals catching soft reflected light on a warm tabletop.
A tree built entirely from stacked circles (sage, olive, and a single spark of orange) balances on a thin dark trunk like a clipped garden topiary.
Heart-shaped leaves cascade down the page in an unbroken trail, exactly the way a pothos vine spills over the edge of a high shelf.
A bare, forking branch stretches diagonally across pale sage, reduced to its simplest silhouette: no leaves, just structure.
A tied sheaf of wheat and dried grasses stands in a pale ceramic vase, painted against a soft olive-green backdrop like a still life from a farmhouse table.
A loose cluster of daisy-like blooms lean together on tall stems, each flower a slightly different size and angle, the way a hand-picked bouquet actually falls.
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