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Forage more than 100 delicious edible plants straight from your backyard with this useful, engaging, beautifully illustrated guide. Nature-lovers, gardeners, and foodies can turn their backyard into a bounty with tips for identifying wild plants, advice for beginner and experienced harvesters, and more than 600 ideas and recipes to bring the wild into the kitchen.

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Handy, authoritative, and easy to read, National Geographic's series of beginners field guides continues to build its presence in the natural history field guide category with the release of a Pocket Guide to Trees.

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Filled with photographs, art, and maps, this beginner's guide to wildflowers and weeds is perfectly sized for taking outside with you.

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Native Trees of the Southeast is a practical, compact field guide for the identification of the more than 225 trees native to the Southeast. Each profile includes photographs illustrating key features, descriptions, range maps, and keys for both summer and winter conditions.

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Doug Tallamy, the New York Times bestselling author of Nature's Best Hope and Bringing Nature Home, reveals the ecological importance of the mighty oak tree.

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Dazzling, passionate nature writing a celebration of Britains woods and forests and a rousing call to fight for them

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A beautiful, richly illustrated book on Europes wild orchids perhaps the most enigmatic and popular group in the botanical world.

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Out of the Woods is an affectionate, convivial introduction to Britain's trees, in which Will Cohu takes you on a revelatory ramble through country and city - from woodlands of majestic oak and ash, via alder-clad lay-bys, to mean streets lined with cherries.

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Part of the Timber Press Regional Foraging book series, this is for foragers in Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, and Southeast Alaska.

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Tie-in to the landmark 25-part BBC Radio 4 series with Kew Gardens.

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Discover many of the most remarkable and wondrous plant adaptations on earth. Quiver Trees, Phantom Orchids and Rock Splitters also includes many photos that illustrate how plants survive in extreme climatic conditions.

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Glimpse the wonders of a hidden world.

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Renowned naturalist and bestselling author Jane Goodall examines the critical role that trees and plants play in our world.

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The lotus, lily, sunflower, opium poppy, rose, tulip and orchid: one of our finest horticultural historians considers a septet of flowers that have enflamed hearts and minds in cultures around the world.

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An indispensable guide to identifying, harvesting, and using medicinal plants in the Southeast.

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Inviting readers on an intricately illustrated journey into the urban forest, Sylvan City is both a practical guide to identifying twenty of the most common trees standing sentry on our street corners, and a lyrical, anecdotal treasure trove of facts and history, culture and leafy lore.

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The first comprehensive identification guide to include new classifications based on DNA analysis, this resource helps readers identify the 140 most important temperate plant families.

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This beautifully illustrated book is your guide to the invasive species found across North America.

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A collection of wide-ranging essays on Britain's best-loved flowers from the author of The Long, Long Life of Trees

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A major work celebrating the oak tree in Britain - exploring the history, culture, topography and biology of the nation's iconic tree.

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Acclaimed historian and bestselling author Thomas Pakenham shares his profound love of trees and reverence for nature, rooted in the family estate of Tullynally in Ireland.

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• A friendly, honest guide for wary would-be foragers
• Only plants that are easy to find, easy to identify and tasty
• Clear photographic guides to the species