Botanicals- too many choices

I collect these cottage style botanicals from the 1930's and 1940's by TL Prevost. They were easy to come by and inexpensive. I don't think I ever paid more than $20. They usually came in plain, maple frames without any matting.
 Now I have a hard time finding them, which makes the hunt more fun.

Still, although they are more difficult to find the most I ever see them sold for is $50.

I like that the print is always of bouquets, showing a variety of flowers.

This is one area of my living room where I mixed the prints and frames and although you can not see the entire wall, there are many more there.

In our den, I have a few botanical palm prints.

Forgive the pic of me in front of the palm print.

So lately I've been thinking that I would like some more botanicals, but of trees.
I like the palm prints, but I think I want trees that are more indigenous to where we live, 
the Northeast.

This fir could work, love the color of the berries.

Having grown up on Oak street and now having a yard with about 20 oak trees this would be perfect.

I love this variation on a botanical. pen and ink

And this seems more like an illustration. So pretty.
Now I just have to think about frames and matting.