Pocket Guide To Wild Flowers
eBook - ePub

Pocket Guide To Wild Flowers

  1. 192 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Pocket Guide To Wild Flowers

About this book

A comprehensive pocket-sized field guide, covering around 80 species of trees and large shrubs that are common in Britain and the rest of Europe. The introduction explains the basics of tree forms and their identification. Each species is illustrated by the author's remarkable photographs. The text covers information such as ID features for bark, flowers, fruit and leaves, blossoming and fruiting times, distribution, habitat, status, confusion species and interesting facts such as plant uses. This book is as visually impressive as it is useful in the field, with many stunning full-page and double-page photographs to support the authoritative text. Printed on quality paper, the paperback format with flaps adds to the book's durability in the field and provides built in page-markers for quick reference. Part of the Pocket Guides series covering British and European wildlife, including garden birds, butterflies, insects, wild flowers, tracking and signs, and orchids.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. CONTENTS
  4. Introduction
  5. White Waterlily
  6. Marsh Marigold
  7. Wood Anemone
  8. Stinking Hellebore
  9. Traveller’s Joy
  10. Creeping Buttercup
  11. Lesser Celandine
  12. Pond Water-crowfoot
  13. Columbine
  14. Common Poppy
  15. Greater Celandine
  16. Common Fumitory
  17. Field Mouse-ear
  18. Greater Stitchwort
  19. Red Campion
  20. White Campion
  21. Common Bistort
  22. Thrift
  23. Imperforate St John’s-wort
  24. Common Mallow
  25. Round-leaved Sundew
  26. Common Rockrose
  27. Wild Pansy
  28. Common Dog Violet
  29. Garlic Mustard
  30. Charlock
  31. Sea Stock
  32. Wild Cabbage
  33. Hairy Bittercress
  34. Common Scurvygrass
  35. Cuckooflower
  36. Bell Heather
  37. Bilberry
  38. Round-leaved Wintergreen
  39. Weld
  40. Primrose
  41. Cowslip
  42. Yellow Loosestrife
  43. Scarlet Pimpernel
  44. Biting Stonecrop
  45. Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage
  46. Meadowsweet
  47. Wild Strawberry
  48. Silverweed
  49. Tormentil
  50. Wood Avens
  51. Sainfoin
  52. Common Birdsfoot Trefoil
  53. Horseshoe Vetch
  54. Common Restharrow
  55. Tufted Vetch
  56. Meadow Vetchling
  57. White Clover
  58. Purple Loosestrife
  59. Rosebay Willowherb
  60. Common Milkwort
  61. Wood Sorrel
  62. Meadow Cranesbill
  63. Herb Robert
  64. Common Storksbill
  65. Himalayan Balsam
  66. Ivy
  67. Hogweed
  68. Common Centaury
  69. Marsh Gentian
  70. Bittersweet
  71. Viper’s Bugloss
  72. Field Bindweed
  73. Common Comfrey
  74. Water Forget-me-not
  75. Betony
  76. Hedge Woundwort
  77. Wild Thyme
  78. Common Hemp-nettle
  79. White Dead-nettle
  80. Self-heal
  81. Bugle
  82. Water Mint
  83. Lady’s Bedstraw
  84. Ribwort Plantain
  85. Foxglove
  86. Germander Speedwell
  87. Great Mullein
  88. Ivy-leaved Toadflax
  89. Common Toadflax
  90. Common Eyebright
  91. Common Broomrape
  92. Yellow Rattle
  93. Common Cow-wheat
  94. Marsh Lousewort
  95. Harebell
  96. Moschatel
  97. Honeysuckle
  98. Common Valerian
  99. Wild Teasel
  100. Field Scabious
  101. Lesser Burdock
  102. Spear Thistle
  103. Common Knapweed
  104. Chicory
  105. Perennial Sowthistle
  106. Goatsbeard
  107. Sea Aster
  108. Common Fleabane
  109. Tansy
  110. Oxeye Daisy
  111. Common Ragwort
  112. Butterbur
  113. Coltsfoot
  114. Hemp Agrimony
  115. Water-plantain
  116. Common Duckweed
  117. Lords-and-ladies
  118. Bog Asphodel
  119. Meadow Saffron
  120. Solomon’s-seal
  121. Fritillary
  122. Ramsons
  123. Daffodil
  124. Lily-of-the-valley
  125. Bluebell
  126. Butcher’s Broom
  127. Black Bryony
  128. Yellow Iris
  129. Common Twayblade
  130. Lady’s-slipper
  131. Bee Orchid
  132. Early Purple Orchid
  133. Pyramidal Orchid
  134. Common Spotted Orchid
  135. Glossary
  136. Bibliography
  137. eCopyright