Morrow-Cribbs’s exquisite etchings are now finely rendered colouring book art and are paired with brief facing page text from the original book. Together, each spread offers a fascinating portrait of the evildoers of the plant world, from the vine that ate the South (kudzu) to the weed that killed Lincoln’s mother (white snakercot) to the world’s deadliest seed (rosary pea). For nature lovers, garden enthusiasts, and colouring book addicts who think they’ve seen it all, here’s a colouring book they didn’t see coming: breathtakingly beautiful plants that maim, intoxicate, inflict pain, and even murder.