Oh! Sorry the link didn't work. Darn it! It worked last week when I practiced!

It can be seen at Target.com under dried botanical or dried leaf wall decor.

Not only did I vow to myself not to buy any more frames unless I knew what was going in them, I vowed not to use any palm tree-like items in decorating. I guess this technical glitch is my punishment for breaking my vows. But they were kinda cute and on sale.....

I think that because all the frames and linen backgrounds are the same, you don't need to be wedded to a certain color of object or photo! (Although I really don't care for photos of nature in B&W, but that's just my preference!)

Do the frames have any depth to them, like a shadowbox? Could you put a shell in one, say? If there's any depth, I'd go to Michaels or ACMoore to see what their dried botanicals look like, and maybe something would fit in the frame. They have those cool-looking natural-colored and different-colored spirally things; might work? A dried or fake pussywillow twig, maybe?

Or depending on where you live and what the trees and foliage look like, take some photos--get really close-up shots of flowers or leaves. If it's snowy, go over to flickr.com and search the photos people post over there. I have copied someone else's pic of a vintage sign (located near where I grew up) and framed that. (It's not violating any copyright laws if you use a picture just for personal decorating; just don't try to copy it multiple times and sell it!)