This field guide contains a collection of photographs of everything you need to identify a tree - whether in winter, spring, summer or autumn. Every species has a photograph of a whole tree, plus close-ups of its bark, buds, leaves, male or female flowers, and fruit. The photographs are backed up with text describing what to look for to differentiate one similar looking species from another. It covers over 800 species of tree - every species that is native to Europe, plus all the species that are commonly planted in parks and gardens.

Trees: Of Britain & Europe (Collins Wild Guide)

Science & Math

Rushforth, Keith

Biological Sciences

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

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<li>Striking color photography</li>
<li>Both Latin and common names always listed</li>
<li>Clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for key tasks</li>
<li>Indispensable charts detailing flowering and growth patterns, color, and essential notes</li>
<li>Comprehensive information on bamboos, ferns, palms, conifers, and other trees and shrubs</li>
<li>Useful hints and tips from the experts</li>
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Collins Practical Gardener: Trees and Shrubs: What to Grow and How to Grow It (HarperCollins Practical Gardener)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

William Morrow Paperbacks

Shrubs can supply interest and variety through the seasons. They give structure, shade and contrast to a garden, need little attention and can last for years. This handbook shows how to get the best results from shrubs in the small garden.

Shrubs for Small Gardens (Wisley Handbook)

UNKNO

Octavo, , PP.256, Plans And Ideas For Every Style And Shape Of Garden

Making a Small Garden (Wisley Garden Companions)

Coombs, Geoffrey K.

Examines different types of forests and looks at the evolution, characteristics, life cycles, structure, growth, and economic and commercial uses of trees

Trees

Bookthrift Co

Illustrations, text, and symbols aid the gardener and naturalist in identifying common trees of North America and Europe during any season

The Simon and Schuster Pocket Guide to Trees

Simon&Schuster

Beginning by setting out alternatives and explaining how to start on the design, this is a guide to the various aspects of designing a garden. It is a revised edition of "The Hillier Book of Garden Planning and Planting", which was published in 1988. Practical advice on design and techniques, accompanied by designer's diagrams, make up the main part of the book. There are also sections on soil, climate and botany, choosing the best plants for different situations, and management of the new garden, and the final chapter features a selection of plants and genera suitable for building into collections. Most of the plants recommended throughout the book were given an Award of Garden Merit 1993 by the Royal Horticultural Society.

Hillier Garden Planning: The Essential Guide to Garden Planning, Planting and Maintenance from the Internationally Renowned Hillier Nurseries

Griffin, Roderick

Woodland, Dennis

Hillier Nurseries (Winchester, England)

David & Charles, UK

The Hillier Book of Tree Planting and Management

David&Charles

Packed with photographs, paintings, and easy-to-understand descriptive text, the Easy Tree Guide is a handy, portable and comprehensive aid to swift and accurate identification in the field--sure to be a welcome addition to every backpack and home library.

Easy Tree Guide: Common Native and Cultivated Trees of the United States and Canada

Falcon Pr Pub Co

Ideal for backpacks and back pockets alike, this indispensable reference makes it easy to identify any tree commonly encountered between the Canadian Arctic and Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Pacific—more than 350 species in all. It's a natural for birders, hikers, and other outdoorsy types, but even confirmed urbanites will find plenty of information on city trees as well. Concise yet comprehensive, the book's clear, methodical approach enables anyone to recognize trees at a glance. Developed in consultation with botanists from The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and Cornell University's renowned Bailey Hortorium, it separates species into two fundamental types: conifers and broad-leaved, then organizes them into genera based on common characteristics, presenting each in its presumed order of evolution. Major differences between species groups are explained, with advice on which parts of a tree to examine when a closer look is required. More than 1,000 annotated illustrations depict the height, shape, foliage, buds and seed of each species, with trees bearing a strong resemblance shown side by side to highlight their distinctive differences. The accompanying text and system of symbols provide the important details on features and habitat essential to quick, reliable identifications, while graphical keys indicate genus and species, listing both scientific and common names. The guide also includes a map charting tree hardiness and distribution based on widely recognized climactic zones; general information about individual species traits and history, a glossary; and more.

National Geographic Field Guide to the Trees of North America: The Essential Identification Guide for Novice and Expert

Reference

National Geographic

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