Almond Tree

This is a vintage botanical illustration of an almond tree (amygdalus communis), originally sourced from Kohler's Medicinal Plants book. Every print is produced on premium, textured archival paper, offering a luxurious, gallery-quality finish. Each image is digitally enhanced and upscaled for crisp, vivid detail at any size. *Please note: Each art print retains the natural character of the original piece, which may include subtle imperfections or fine cracks. These details are part of the artwork’s history and preserve the character of the print.* Almond trees (amygdalus communis) are known for their beautiful pink and white flowers that attract butterflies and hummingbirds in the spring. Each tree can produce between five to eight pounds of almonds per year, with a mature tree in a warm climate potentially yielding up to twenty pounds. The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs) and is pollinated by insects. The plant is self-fertile.