Wayside and Woodland Trees: Pocket guide to the British Sylva
by Edward Step
'Wayside and Woodland Trees: Pocket guide to the British Sylva' Summary
Edward Step's 'Wayside and Woodland Trees' is a concise field guide designed for those exploring the British countryside. The book focuses on providing clear and straightforward methods for identifying native trees and larger shrubs. It features a clear and concise writing style, aiming to make identification accessible to the casual observer. The book covers a broad spectrum of tree types, including both common native species and some exotic trees that have become established in the British landscape. Illustrations supplement the text, aiding in the visual identification process. 'Wayside and Woodland Trees' serves as a practical companion for walks in the British countryside, offering a deeper understanding of the diverse tree life that characterizes the landscape.Book Details
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