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Post & Go JE03 -Protected Plants - Stamp Strip
Post & Go JE03 -Protected Plants - Stamp Strip
£10.87
A strip of 6 self-adhesive, digitally printed stamps from the 'Post & Go - Protected Plants' issue. Illustrated by British artist Hannah George, the botanical artwork includes illustrations of the following flora: Devil's-bit Scabious, Jersey Fern, Jersey forget-me-not, Lesser Water-plantain, Jersey Wild Celery and Star Sedge.
| Date of issue | 28-02-2025 |
| Designer | Hannah George |
| Printer | Cartor UK |
| Size | 25mm x 56mm |
| Process | Digital |
| Denominations | Six weight step tariffs |
Additional Information
Jersey is home to a variety of plant life, some of which are protected under the Conservation of Wildlife (Jersey) Law. The plants featured within the set, include:
- Devil’s-Bit Scabious
- Fern
- Forget-Me-Not
- Lesser Water-Plantain
- Wild Celery
- Star Sedge
These plants are protected to ensure their preservation for future generations and can be found all over the island, including in areas such as L’Ouaisné, Les Landes, Bouley bay, Fern valley and marshy areas nearby La Corbière. Find out more about the issue and the artist behind the artwork on our blog page.
Additional Information
Jersey is home to a variety of plant life, some of which are protected under the Conservation of Wildlife (Jersey) Law. The plants featured within the set, include:
- Devil’s-Bit Scabious
- Fern
- Forget-Me-Not
- Lesser Water-Plantain
- Wild Celery
- Star Sedge
These plants are protected to ensure their preservation for future generations and can be found all over the island, including in areas such as L’Ouaisné, Les Landes, Bouley bay, Fern valley and marshy areas nearby La Corbière. Find out more about the issue and the artist behind the artwork on our blog page.