Fruits Educational Posters, Art Prints & Charts
for classrooms, restaurants and cafes.

The term fruit is inexact, botanically fruit is the ripen ovary, with seeds, of a flowering plant; in cooking fruit ususally refers to just the sweet, fleshy plant fruits like apples and organges. Some plants that are botanically vegetables are considered fruits for cooking (rhubarb), and some botanical fruits are treated as vegetables (squash). A nut is a dry fruit with one seed. The apple blossom is the state flower of Michigan and Arkansas.

Periodic Table of Fruits and Nuts Poster has Fruit/Nut number, Symbol, Latin Name, Calories, and Illustration, in the periodic table format.

• more periodic tables

Summer Fruits / Fruits d'été
peachs, apricots, nectarines, melons, pears, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, currents, black berry, blueberry, plums, figs, greengage.

Fruits of the Season - Spring Art Print

also summer, autumn and winter fruits in set

Citrus Fruits / Agrumes
orange, tangerine, grapefruit, kumquat, lime, lemon, ugli

• The Great Citrus Book: A Guide With Recipes

Subtropical Exotic Fruit
Art Print

Modern Apples Poster

• The Apple Grower: Guide for the Organic Orchardist
• Apple computer logo
• Adam & Eve print

Pears Poster

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Stone Fruit Poster

Apricot, cherry, nectarine, peach, plum.

February is National Cherry Month.

Fruits of the Tree,
Graines d'Arbustes
Art Print

Red Wine Grapes Poster

also green wine grapes

The olive fruit, olive oil and olive leaves from the small tree (Olea europaea) native to the coastal areas of the eastern Mediterranean region, have been important foods for millennia, as well as used for medicine, fuel for lamps, and religious purposes. Contemporary studies show that oiive oil has considerable health benefits. The olive branch is a symbol of peace from the time of Noah and the Great Flood.

• Olive Oil - book

Focus on Fruits Food, Poster

• FOCUS on fruit, dairy, grains, meats, vegetable poster set

The pineapple (Ananas comosus), a tropical plant and fruit, is native to Uruguay, Brazil, Puerto Rico, and Paraguay. The English name "pineapple" comes from the similarity of the fruit to a pine cone.

Spread around the world, pineapples are now a major agricultural crop in the Hawaiian Islands.

Artist and naturalist Anna Maria Sibylla Merian, lived in Suriname c. 1700 where she studied insects and plants in great detail and then illustrated them with paints and engravings.

• The Pineapple: The King of Fruits

Varieties of Pecan and Walnut
Pecan: Texas State Tree
Walnut: Missouri State Tree Nut

• The Nut Gourmet: Delicious Plant-Based Recipes Valuable Nutritional Information

Cashews, nuts in the culinary sense, are botanically a seed. Cashews are native to Brazil and were spread around the world by Portuguese explorers.

• cashew illustration

Decorative Page Showing Fruit Trees and Ways to Cultivate Them, Giclee Print

• trees posters