Western Region Wildflowers Towel - Natural paper goods Some may call them weeds

Some may call them weeds because each flower has seed pods that explode when brushed up against

and zucchini before they turn into fruits and veggies

This towel features orange-bellied robins nesting among dogwood petals

empowering others to do the same

(carrot + radish and beet + onion)

Western Region Wildflowers Towel - Natural paper goods Some may call them weedsFeaturing a pretty pattern of farewell to spring, sulfer cosmos, California poppy, prairie coneflower, California bluebell, prairie smoke, California thrift, silverweed, crescent milk vetch, desert pincushion, nettle leaf horsemint, harlequin lupine, hookers onion and catchfly (or none so pretty) wildflowers from the western United States. Screen printed on natural, unbleached flour sack cotton to preserve its uniquely soft, absorbent, and durable