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Tampico Plants (Cement) GREEN GI A Titanopsis bloom from a

Tampico Plants (Cement) GREEN GI A Titanopsis bloom from aEdward Palmer (18291911) was a self taught British botanist, early American archaeologist and pioneering ethnobotanist. His plant collections shaped the archives of institutions like the Smithsonian, Harvard, and Kew Gardens. This shirt comes from an unusual set of field notes Palmer kept during his trips to Mexico. They contain stark descriptions of plant scenes but are oddly devoid of actual plant names, making them hauntingly poetic. This one says:

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A Titanopsis bloom from a dream

so color and shape will vary

After we go extinct

And though climate change is a culprit

sculptural

Tampico Plants (Cement) GREEN GI A Titanopsis bloom from aEdward Palmer (18291911) was a self taught British botanist, early American archaeologist and pioneering ethnobotanist. His plant collections shaped the archives of institutions like the Smithsonian, Harvard, and Kew Gardens. This shirt comes from an unusual set of field notes Palmer kept during his trips to Mexico. They contain stark descriptions of plant scenes but are oddly devoid of actual plant names, making them hauntingly poetic. This one says:

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