
- 192 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
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
- Cover
- Title Page
- CONTENTS
- Introduction
- White Waterlily
- Marsh Marigold
- Wood Anemone
- Stinking Hellebore
- Traveller’s Joy
- Creeping Buttercup
- Lesser Celandine
- Pond Water-crowfoot
- Columbine
- Common Poppy
- Greater Celandine
- Common Fumitory
- Field Mouse-ear
- Greater Stitchwort
- Red Campion
- White Campion
- Common Bistort
- Thrift
- Imperforate St John’s-wort
- Common Mallow
- Round-leaved Sundew
- Common Rockrose
- Wild Pansy
- Common Dog Violet
- Garlic Mustard
- Charlock
- Sea Stock
- Wild Cabbage
- Hairy Bittercress
- Common Scurvygrass
- Cuckooflower
- Bell Heather
- Bilberry
- Round-leaved Wintergreen
- Weld
- Primrose
- Cowslip
- Yellow Loosestrife
- Scarlet Pimpernel
- Biting Stonecrop
- Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage
- Meadowsweet
- Wild Strawberry
- Silverweed
- Tormentil
- Wood Avens
- Sainfoin
- Common Birdsfoot Trefoil
- Horseshoe Vetch
- Common Restharrow
- Tufted Vetch
- Meadow Vetchling
- White Clover
- Purple Loosestrife
- Rosebay Willowherb
- Common Milkwort
- Wood Sorrel
- Meadow Cranesbill
- Herb Robert
- Common Storksbill
- Himalayan Balsam
- Ivy
- Hogweed
- Common Centaury
- Marsh Gentian
- Bittersweet
- Viper’s Bugloss
- Field Bindweed
- Common Comfrey
- Water Forget-me-not
- Betony
- Hedge Woundwort
- Wild Thyme
- Common Hemp-nettle
- White Dead-nettle
- Self-heal
- Bugle
- Water Mint
- Lady’s Bedstraw
- Ribwort Plantain
- Foxglove
- Germander Speedwell
- Great Mullein
- Ivy-leaved Toadflax
- Common Toadflax
- Common Eyebright
- Common Broomrape
- Yellow Rattle
- Common Cow-wheat
- Marsh Lousewort
- Harebell
- Moschatel
- Honeysuckle
- Common Valerian
- Wild Teasel
- Field Scabious
- Lesser Burdock
- Spear Thistle
- Common Knapweed
- Chicory
- Perennial Sowthistle
- Goatsbeard
- Sea Aster
- Common Fleabane
- Tansy
- Oxeye Daisy
- Common Ragwort
- Butterbur
- Coltsfoot
- Hemp Agrimony
- Water-plantain
- Common Duckweed
- Lords-and-ladies
- Bog Asphodel
- Meadow Saffron
- Solomon’s-seal
- Fritillary
- Ramsons
- Daffodil
- Lily-of-the-valley
- Bluebell
- Butcher’s Broom
- Black Bryony
- Yellow Iris
- Common Twayblade
- Lady’s-slipper
- Bee Orchid
- Early Purple Orchid
- Pyramidal Orchid
- Common Spotted Orchid
- Glossary
- Bibliography
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