"Herbaceous Perennials for the Prairies" print (1971) Size:12x18" Also of note: this is

Also of note: this is the only booklet we've seen with the publication info text at 90 degrees

" It's safe to say the print version is a mandatory purchase for anyone with "arborist" on their business card

but the type is reminiscent of the 1962 federal booklet titled Mosaic & Streak Viruses of the Potato

“Map of Truro”

how its interior illustrations position and depict women (in the kitchen

"Herbaceous Perennials for the Prairies" print (1971) Size:12x18" Also of note: this isHerbaceous Perennials for the Prairies was put together in 1971 by H. F. Harp at the federal agricultural Research Station at Morden, Manitoba, and the entire publication follows the cover's aesthetic lead: everything is printed in navy and yellow (no black to be seen), with small rows of illustrated flowers separating sections. While the cover artist is uncredited, the layout and type choices are identical to Le Rutabega, published later that year. A