Book Titles about Plants
Common Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest
AUTHOR: J. Duane Sept
Whether on a hike, in the backyard or in the living room, readers will be inspired by the stunning photography and informative text in this new guidebook. The guide includes more than 230 wildflower species, arranged by family so readers can find and identify similar species nearby. A concise color guide to wildflowers features photos arranged by flower color so readers can quickly find and identify species. For each floral gem, biologist and photographer Duane Sept provides a striking full-color photograph, along with a clear description. Notes on habitat, natural history and similar species are included, along with a clear glossary of terms. Attractive enough to keep on your coffee table, and small enough to travel with you on long or short hikes, this guide will enhance your appreciation of the magnificent wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest.
ISBN 978-0-9952266-1-6
5.5 x
8.5”
Paperback – 96 pages – $14.95
Trees of the Northwest: Alaska, Western Canada & the Northwestern United States
AUTHOR: J. Duane Sept
Trees are all around us, yet we often take them for granted. Some live more than 1,500 years, others produce spectacular color displays in the autumn, many have medicinal properties, at least one tree releases its seeds in fire. This concise, attractive guide features 49 amazing species along with more than 190 crisp full-color photos. Images show entire trees and also details of flowers, cones, fruit and bark. Species information includes detailed descriptions and specific notes on habitat, range, unique characteristics, along with a range map and key identification features. This new guide makes identification of trees and tall shrubs easier than ever, and it offers fascinating reading on trees of the Pacific Northwest.
ISBN 978-0-9739819-4-0
5.5 x
8.5”
Paperback – 96 pages – $14.95
Wild Berries of the Northwest Alaska, Western Canada and the Northwestern States
AUTHOR: J. Duane Sept
Discover nearly 100 species of the wild berries and other fruits that grow all around us in the rich ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. Many of these fruits are edible and delicious, but others are not edible, and this guide will help you distinguish the ones you can eat from those that are poisonous. Most species are illustrated in full color, with more than 170 superb photographs that show both the flowering plants and the ripe fruit to aid in identification. This book is a must for berry lovers, naturalists, campers, adventurous cooks, hikers and anyone who loves the outdoors.
ISBN 978-0-9739819-3-3
5.5 x
8.5”
Paperback – 96 pages – $14.95
Edible & Medicinal Plants of the Northwest: Alaska, Western Canada & the Northwestern United States
AUTHOR: J. Duane Sept
The edible and medicinal wild plants of the Northwest have a long history of traditional use, with some remarkable success stories. Hundreds or perhaps thousands of years’ experience with the nourishing and healing properties of indigenous plants have been passed down through generations of Native peoples. Today, some deadly diseases such as breast and ovarian cancers are treated with extracts from native plants. Many roots, flowers, leaves and stems can be eaten raw or cooked, and some plants can even be made into beer. A surprising number of common local plants make tasty, nutritious treats or relieve health troubles. Meet 66 of them in this amazing new book!
ISBN 978-0-9739819-8-8
5.5 x
8.5”
Paperback – 96 pages – $14.95