New Hampshire Purple Lilac Postcards
There’s magic in the blooms of our region, and we’ve captured it here. Each postcard features New Hampshire's Purple Lilac, printed in small batches with edges painted by hand. Perfect for sending, framing, or sliding into a book, these postcards carry a little piece of New England wherever they go.
Brought from England and first planted in Portsmouth in 1750, the purple lilac was named New Hampshire’s state flower in 1919 after a spirited public debate. Chosen for its hardiness and said to reflect the people of the Granite State, the lilac has become a lasting presence in New England gardens ever since.
- Set of 6 postcards
- 4 x 6 in
- Colorful painted edges
- Double sided card
- Acid-free warm white extra heavyweight cardstock
- Presented in a 100% recyclable protective box
- Made in Vermont
Produced using 100% renewable energy and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®), the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI®), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), and the American Tree Farm System (ATFS®), ensuring responsible sourcing at every step.
A New England keepsake
Small-batch cards, made for correspondence and collection.
