We are Prolific: Botanical Gardens Letter Set
Send greetings from George Washington Carver National Park, or from the Dr. Marie Clark Botanical Gardens, housed on the park’s vast and verdant acreage. These stationery sets reconnect you back to the legacy of earth stewardship that is ours, while reminding you of our contributions to botany and agriculture
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor Botanical Gardens and Emma Dupree letter set details:
— (4) Botanical Garden letterheads
— (4) Emma Dupree Apothecary letterheads
(for a total of *8* letterhead sheets)
— (4) A2 kraft envelopes
— (4) 2” ROUND STICKER SEALS
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor was the first Black woman to receive a PhD in Botany. She served as the Department Chair of the School of Botany at Howard University, where revolutionized how science was taught in schools at the university and the grade school levels. Learn more about her here!
Emma Dupree was a self taught community herbalist and forager whose “9-Yerb Tonic” drew ailing people from near and far who would either pay or barter for this panacea.Her love for plants started from youth, and she had a thriving yard of healing herbs which she swore by, including sassafras, rabbit tobacco and catmint. Learn more about her here. Watch her oral history video here.
The BLACKLANDS collection honors the agricultural legacy of the descendants of our ancestors who survived the Middle Passage and the brilliance this implies for us by imagining a new Black future and dispatching its messages…
Send greetings from George Washington Carver National Park, or from the Dr. Marie Clark Botanical Gardens, housed on the park’s vast and verdant acreage. These stationery sets reconnect you back to the legacy of earth stewardship that is ours, while reminding you of our contributions to botany and agriculture
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor Botanical Gardens and Emma Dupree letter set details:
— (4) Botanical Garden letterheads
— (4) Emma Dupree Apothecary letterheads
(for a total of *8* letterhead sheets)
— (4) A2 kraft envelopes
— (4) 2” ROUND STICKER SEALS
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor was the first Black woman to receive a PhD in Botany. She served as the Department Chair of the School of Botany at Howard University, where revolutionized how science was taught in schools at the university and the grade school levels. Learn more about her here!
Emma Dupree was a self taught community herbalist and forager whose “9-Yerb Tonic” drew ailing people from near and far who would either pay or barter for this panacea.Her love for plants started from youth, and she had a thriving yard of healing herbs which she swore by, including sassafras, rabbit tobacco and catmint. Learn more about her here. Watch her oral history video here.
The BLACKLANDS collection honors the agricultural legacy of the descendants of our ancestors who survived the Middle Passage and the brilliance this implies for us by imagining a new Black future and dispatching its messages…
Send greetings from George Washington Carver National Park, or from the Dr. Marie Clark Botanical Gardens, housed on the park’s vast and verdant acreage. These stationery sets reconnect you back to the legacy of earth stewardship that is ours, while reminding you of our contributions to botany and agriculture
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor Botanical Gardens and Emma Dupree letter set details:
— (4) Botanical Garden letterheads
— (4) Emma Dupree Apothecary letterheads
(for a total of *8* letterhead sheets)
— (4) A2 kraft envelopes
— (4) 2” ROUND STICKER SEALS
Dr. Marie Clark Taylor was the first Black woman to receive a PhD in Botany. She served as the Department Chair of the School of Botany at Howard University, where revolutionized how science was taught in schools at the university and the grade school levels. Learn more about her here!
Emma Dupree was a self taught community herbalist and forager whose “9-Yerb Tonic” drew ailing people from near and far who would either pay or barter for this panacea.Her love for plants started from youth, and she had a thriving yard of healing herbs which she swore by, including sassafras, rabbit tobacco and catmint. Learn more about her here. Watch her oral history video here.
The BLACKLANDS collection honors the agricultural legacy of the descendants of our ancestors who survived the Middle Passage and the brilliance this implies for us by imagining a new Black future and dispatching its messages…