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Since ancient times, herbariums have been kept as personal botanical records and collections. With this sturdy, attractive journal, you can preserve pressed flowers and foliage for observation or study, or as a keepsake.
It holds 60 sheets (120 pages) of cardstock that is acid-free to help maintain the color of the plant material. Each 6 1/2" × 8 1/2" sheet has an area for recording a specimen’s common and scientific names, date collected and location found, and includes a space for notes. Linen front and back covers and an elastic-band closure help to keep contents confined.
An enduring means of record keeping sure to be appreciated by gardeners, nature lovers and journal enthusiasts.
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Herbarium Journal
Since ancient times, herbariums have been kept as personal botanical records and collections. With this sturdy, attractive journal, you can preserve pressed flowers and foliage for observation or study, or as a keepsake.
It holds 60 sheets (120 pages) of cardstock that is acid-free to help maintain the color of the plant material. Each 6 1/2" × 8 1/2" sheet has an area for recording a specimen’s common and scientific names, date collected and location found, and includes a space for notes. Linen front and back covers and an elastic-band closure help to keep contents confined.
An enduring means of record keeping sure to be appreciated by gardeners, nature lovers and journal enthusiasts.
