An illustrated guide to trees offers the beginning naturalist a survey of 243 common trees from across the United States and Canada, grouped into six categories according to leaf type and arrangement.
Informative but a bit confusing. I know it’s meant to be a brief reference guide but I almost feel like too much information is missing and while the illustrations are helpful actual photos of each would have been great.
A practical and beautifully illustrated guide on North American trees and how to identify them. I stumbled on it in the library and it was delightful to read, especially because it's pocket sized. I've learned so much about trees, though I think the book works best when used as a guide to identify, as intended.