Maxwell Anderson accumulated these pictures of flowers over six years. His choices are deliberately awkward and unceremonious. In the book he combines his snapshots of common blooms with equally common and often inane human interpretations of them and interactions with them. His interest lies in the everyday relationship between people and flowers, the attraction to them and their use as fashion accessories.

The book is three hole sewn, bound in a textured, fibrous cover material which emulates pressed petals, wrapped by a yellow partial sleeve with clear foil blocking on the front.