Species unknown. Henry drew this weed under a hot summer sun in Ukiah, California. This little plant and others like it were growing almost as a ground cover on an uncultivated portion of a one-acre garden belonging to my Aunt Holly and Uncle George. Henry showed his drawing to three people in Ukiah, inquiring as to the identity of the plant. None of them knew the botanical name of the plant, but all three of them called it a noxious weed. Henry decided that “noxious weed” would be a great title for the print. —Marsha Onomiya Evans
91 copies were printed and sell for $100.00 each.