Fern Herbarium Journal | Forest Green | Recycled Materials

Some childhood treasures deserve better than being forgotten in the bottom of a backpack. We chose this Herbarium Journal because it turns the simple act of picking a flower or finding an interesting leaf into something worth noticing, studying, and remembering. Inspired by the herbariums of Italian botanical gardens, it’s beautifully made with a linen cover and thick, acid-free pages designed specifically for preserving pressed specimens for years to come.

There are places to label what was found, write down where it came from, sketch, or record the story behind it. Eventually you may discover that the “important botanical collection” includes three dandelions, half a fern, and a leaf found in the grocery-store parking lot. We think that counts.

The Boring Stuff

6 1/2" × 8 1/2"

60 sheets / 120 pages

Linen-covered front and back

Gold foil fern detail

Patterned inside covers

Printed pages for labeling mounted specimens

100% post-consumer recycled, acid-free cardstock

Matching elastic closure

Designed by June & December in Michigan

Designed to become a long-term botanical keepsake

Can also be repurposed as a sketchbook or field journal