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 100 TREE MYTHS
Dr. Alex Shigo. One of the most renowned researchers
of our time discards many myths (“misconceptions, misunderstandings and,
mostly, half truths”) about trees and their care. The book describes
the myths then provides the correct information on topics ranging from
tree environment, anatomy, growth, planting, care, pruning, insects, diseases,
wounds and more. 6 x 9, 80p, b&w photos & illustrations, 1993,
1995, 2006.
T3119 paperback ..........US $14.00 CAN $17.95
TREES: A
Visual Guide
Tony Rodd, Jennifer Stackhouse. Explores the world
of trees from a variety of perspectives – from the world's great forests
to the lifespan of a single leaf. Illustrates how trees grow and
function, examines their astounding diversity & adaptations, documents
the key role they play in ecosystems, and explores their multitude of uses.
Topics discussed include: the details of flowers, bark, and roots; profiles
of favorite trees; how animals and insects interact with trees; trees in
urban landscapes; the role trees play in our changing climate; deforestation
& reforestation, and; more. A highly accessible, informative
reference that provides a complete visual guide to the magnificence of
the arboreal world. 10-1/2 x 9-1/4, 304p, 540 color photos, 220 color illustrations,
20 maps, 2008.
T6506 hardcover..........US $29.95 CAN $34.95
TREES: Their
Use, Management, Cultivation and Biology – A Comprehensive Guide
Bob Watson (UK). Examines the benefits of
trees, their aesthetic features, use, arboricultural management, and cultivation.
Covers tree classification and nomenclature, all aspects of their biology
and structure, their identifying features, and use in the landscape.
Examines the propagation systems of trees and shrubs, tree health, the
environment of tree roots, and the planting, establish and support of trees.
A detailed, comprehensive reference, filled with both introductory and
intermediate-level information. A valuable resource for all those
who have a passion for trees, as well as those who work in tree-related
professions. 7-1/2 x 9-3/4, 384p, 30 color photos, 266 b&w illustrations,
2006.
T8858 hardcover..........US $65.00 CAN $73.95
NATIVE TREES
FOR NORTH AMERICAN LANDSCAPES
Guy Sternberg, w/ Jim Wilson. A comprehensive cross
section of trees native to North America, from the Atlantic to the Rockies
and from northern Canada to the Gulf Coast. Explains how to choose
trees appropriate to a particular area, whether by planting new specimens
or preserving those already on site. Specific tree profiles describe
flowers and fruit, native and adaptive range, culture, problems, and best
seasonal features. Discusses 650+ species and varieties, plus over
500 cultivars. Intended for anyone interested in, and fascinated
by, our native trees and our natural environment. 8-1/2 x 11, 522p, 511
color photos, 96 line drawings, map, 2004. OVERSIZE.
N6078 hardcover ..........US $59.95 CAN $67.95
ILLUSTRATED
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TREES, 2nd ed.
John White. Winner of the National Arbor Day Foundation
Media Award. Almost 400 double-page spreads describe and illustrate
1800+ species and cultivars of trees commonly cultivated in England and
continental Europe; most of which are also found in North American gardens.
Some are indeed native to North America. Deciduous and coniferous
trees are illustrated, with close-up art of leaves or needles, bark, blossoms,
fruit, nuts, or cones. A must-have for any reader with an interest
in trees, whether to grow or identify them, or simply to admire the artwork.
7-1/4 x 10-3/8, 832p, approx. 4800 color plates, 2002, 2005. OVERSIZE.
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ILLUSTRATED
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TREES OF AMERICAS: An Authorative Guide to over 500 Native
Trees of the USA, Canada, Central and South America
Tony Russell. An illustrated guide to the most
common trees (575 indigenous and introduced species). Describes "How
Trees Live," examining the evolution of trees, classification, constituent
parts, life cycle, adaptation to various terrains, and more. The
second section examines "Trees of Temperate America" and "Trees of Tropical
America." Entries contain details of the tree's growth habits, height,
leaf size & shape, flower and pollination, texture of bark, needle
length, bud development, fruit coloring and dimensions. Illustrations
depict summer and winter profiles where necessary, along with identifying
details such as bark, buds, cones, flowers, leaves and fruit. A general,
encyclopedic resource. 9 x 11-1/2, 256p, 1750+ color illustrations, photos
& maps, 2005.
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I5293 hardcover ..........US $35.00 CAN
$45.00
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FIREFLY
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TREES
Steve Cafferty, ed.. An A-Z directory of the world's
trees. Features species identification tables, fact boxes, and thumbnail
maps show the distribution of native trees. Concise taxonomic descriptions,
plus photos and illustrations depicting each family in summer and fall,
bark texture, leaves, seeds and nuts, and where applicable, blossoms.
Includes a description of the forest ecosystem, the world's four major
forest types, notable forests around the world, and more. A comprehensive,
new reference. 9-3/8 x 11-5/8, 288p, 300 color photos, 250 color illustrations,
150 maps, 2005.
F0511 hardcover ..........US $47.95 CAN $49.95
TREES (Eyewitness
Companion)
Robert Cumming. A visual guide to 500+ species
of trees from around the world. Contains information on identification,
anatomy, historic species, wood, flower and fruit types. Discusses
salient issues from commercial exploitation to conservation. From
folklore and forestry, understand the importance of trees and forests.
A one-stop visual handbook. 5-1/4 x 8-3/4, 360p, color photos & illustrations,
2005.
T3590 paperback ..........US $25.00 CAN $30.00
THE FORESTS
OF CANADA
Ken Farr. Presents a contemporary picture of Canada's
rich and diverse forests. Combines facts and color photos to depict
forest composition, ecology, characteristic wildlife species, and more.
Provides an overview of urban forests, and explores the Canadian approach
to forest stewardship and the ongoing relationship Canadians maintain with
the forests around them. Features satellite photography showing the
location of forest types across Canada. A timely portrayal. 10 x
10-1/2, 152p, 150+ color photos, 2003.
F0044 hardcover (English ed.)..........US $38.95
CAN $39.95
F807X hardcover (French ed.)..........US $38.95
CAN $39.95
FIREFLY
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TREES AND SHRUBS: Illustrated A-Z of Over 7000 Plants
Tony Rodd, ed.. An illustrated plant encyclopedia
providing detailed information on 8500+ trees and shrubs from around the
world. Each entry details the plant origin, appearance, growth habit,
flowering time, and cultivation requirements. Includes color photos
of plants in their natural habitats, plus close-ups of bark, leaf, fruit
and flowers. Discusses botanical classification, the uses of trees
and shrubs by humans in culture, industry and medicine. 9-3/4 x 14, 912p,
color photos, tables, CD-ROM, 2001. OVERSIZE.
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F6033 hardcover..........US $90.00 CAN $100.00
TREES: An
Explore Your World Handbook (Discovery Channel)
Jon Arno, ed.. Which tree was used by the ancient
Greeks to treat asthma and coughs? How do trees defend their neighbors
against predators in the forest? When is a tree not a tree?
This handbook answers these and other questions. Discusses the evolution
of trees, the inner workings, and how trees have enhanced human life.
Includes an i.d. guide to 160+ various species and subspecies. An
interesting blend of information and entertainment. 5 x 8-1/4, 192p, 300+
color photos & illustrations, 2000.
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T8407 paperback..........US $14.95 CAN
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AN ECLECTIC
GUIDE TO TREES EAST OF THE ROCKIES
Glen Blouin. A “one-of-a-kind” book on tree species
occurring in North America east of the Rockies. Identifies close
to 50 major tree species by their components (size, wood, bark, leaf, flower,
fruit, twig, etc.). Goes beyond these details to provide: the history
of each species; its range, record sizes, preferred sites, and seasonal
changes; value as habitat for fauna; natural enemies (insects, blights,
diseases); uses by humans; the properties of its wood, and; more.
A valuable, multi-faceted book for those with an interest in trees. 6 x
9, 260p, tables, 140+ color photos, 2001.
E3519 paperback..........US $24.95 CAN $29.95
THE GROWING
TREE (Revised ed.)
Brayton Wilson. "… Covers just about everything
one would want to know about how a tree grows." Examines a tree as
a growing, integral system. Outlines how the graduated steps of tree
growth occur and how they are regulated. An excellent, readable reference
for anyone with an urge to better informed about trees. 6 x 9, 138p, b&w
illustrations, tables, 1984.
G4242 paperback..........US $17.95 CAN $21.95
THE INTERACTIVE
MANUAL AND PHOTO-LIBRARY OF WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTS (DVD Version)
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I5033 DVD..........US $99.95 CAN $113.95
MANUAL
OF WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTS: Their Identification, Ornamental Characteristics,
Culture, Propagation and Uses (5/e)
Michael Dirr. "One of the 75 great garden books
published since 1922"- The American Horticultural Society.
An up-dated edition of this reference guide to the identification and culture
of 1,600+ species and 7,800+ cultivars of woody landscape plants.
Each plant type is discussed in sequence and usually accompanied by a line
drawing and characteristics related to leaf, bud and stem. Attributes
also discussed include hardiness, habit, rate of growth, texture, color,
flowers, fruit, diseases and insects, landscape value, and culture.
A "classic" resource for those interested in the field. 8-1/2 x 11, 1187p,
b&w illustrations, 1998. OVERSIZE.
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M8007 hardcover..........US $69.95 CAN $86.95
MANUAL
OF WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTS (6/e)
Michael Dirr. A revised, updated edition of "A
Horticulture Bible" - Chronicle of Higher Education. Features
expanded descriptions of former entries, over 2,000 new species and cultivars,
trademark names and patent numbers, as well as all species, subspecies
and variety names verified using the GRIN taxonomic data base (germplasm
resources information network) and other sources. Plants are listed
by scientific, common and family name. Each plant type is discussed
in sequence and usually accompanied by a line drawing and characteristics
related to leaf, bud and stem. Attributes also discussed include
hardiness, habit, rate of growth, texture, color, flowers, fruit, diseases
and insects, landscape value, and culture. A "classic" resource for
those interested in the field. 8-1/2 x 11, 1325p, b&w illustrations,
2009. OVERSIZE.
M8707 hardcover..........US $96.95 CAN $108.95
M8685 paperback..........US $76.95 CAN $88.95
DIRR’S HARDY
TREES AND SHRUBS: An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Michael Dirr. This beautifully-illustrated encyclopedia
describes the best woody plants adapted to cooler climates, showing habit
and details of 500+ species, including some 700 additional cultivars and
varieties. Brief cultural information is included for each plant.
Includes 36 tables listing the best plants for specific characteristics
and purposes. Intended for USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 6, but many
of the plants will survive well into Zone 8 or higher. 8-1/2 x 11, 494p,
1656 color photos, 1997. OVERSIZE.
D4040 hardcover..........US $69.95 CAN $78.95
DIRR’S TREES
AND SHRUBS FOR WARM CLIMATES: An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Michael A. Dirr. A photographic encyclopedia of
trees, shrubs, and vines for “warm temperate” zones. In North America,
these areas (USDA zones 7-11) stretch from the mid-Atlantic states to the
South, include most of Texas and the Southwest, and encompass the entire
West Coast up to western Canada. Shows both the habit and details
– flower, fruit, bark, fall color – of 400+ species and describes 100’s
more cultivars and varieties. Over 1400 color photographs combine
with the authoritative text. Concludes with useful lists for
selecting plants for a variety of conditions or for ornamental characteristics.
8-1/2 x 11, 448p, 1438 color photos, 1 map, 2002. OVERSIZE.
D525X hardcover..........US $69.95 CAN $78.95
PHOTOGRAPHIC
MANUAL OF WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTS: Form and Function in the Landscape
Michael Dirr. Includes 1,200+ photos of habit and
selected ornamental characteristics. Plants are treated alphabetically
by scientific name. Photos are keyed numerically to the text that
includes descriptions of habit, bark, flower, fruit, foliage characteristics,
culture, landscape use, size, and winter hardiness. A valuable reference
text on its own or a complement to Dirr’s Manual of Woody Landscape
Plants
(M7957 above). 8-1/2 x 11, 378p, 1295 b&w photos,
1978.
P1533 paperback..........US $22.95 CAN $28.95
TREES FOR
URBAN & SUBURBAN LANDSCAPES
Edward Gilman. "The comprehensive all-in-one full-colr
tree guide for continental North America." Combines the latest on
the cornerstones of tree management - selection, planting, establishment,
fertilization - with practical details on 1,000+ species. Detailed
chapters include: Special Planting Situtations; Planting Techniques; Establishing
Trees; Root Form, Depth, Spread & Season of Growth; Root Response to
Nursery Production Practices, Culture & Planting; Fertilizing Trees,
and; more. Takes readers through the entire tree selection process,
from start to finish. 500+ color photos make tree identification
realistic and enable users to easily select the right tree for the right
landscape. A complete reference on tree culture and management. 8-1/2
x 11, 688p, color photos, appendices, 1997. See pruning companion,
I2710
(in Pruning References)
T0539 paperback..........US $202.95 CAN $222.95
URBAN TREE
BOOK: An Uncommon Field Guide for City and Town
Arthur Plotnik. Explores 200 species of city or
neighborhood trees that flourish amid the harsh conditions of urban areas.
Combines key botanical information with fascinating stories from history,
folklore, and today’s news. In-depth “biographies” include natural
history and lively asides - how linden trees repel bees, why a willow weeps
- in every chapter. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 416p, 175 b&w line drawings, 2000.
U1033 paperback..........US $23.00 CAN $33.00
MANUAL OF
THE TREES OF NORTH AMERICA (2 volumes)
Charles Sargent. From the "great dendrologist America
ever produced," this monumental volume is "unsurpassed as the most comprehensive
and reliable volume on the subject" (back cover). Includes 185 genera
and 717 species of trees (and many tree-like shrubs) found in the United
States, Canada, and Alaska. Key features include detailed species-by-species
descriptions (leaves, flowers, fruit, winterbuds, bark, wood, growth habits,
immaturity variations, precise distribution, local variants, etc.) and
a synoptic key and 100+ further keys within the text to aid in identification.
An "unmatched lifetime reference work" considered as one of the best. 5-3/8
x 8-1/2, 986p, 783 b&w line drawings, 1922. OVERSIZE.
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M2771 pb, 2 volumes..........US $28.00 CAN $34.95
TREE BASICS
Dr. Alex Shigo. Provides simple tree basics to
homeowners, gardeners, and students (gr. 6+), in a large, open format,
with lots of illustrations and photos. A good visual introduction
on the subject. 8-1/2 x 11, 40p, 26 photos, 19 illustrations, 1995.
T316X paperback ..........US $7.00 CAN $8.50
SHADE TREES
FOR THE CENTRAL AND NORTHERN UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Sharon Yiesla, Floyd Giles. An easy-to-use reference
to 152 popular shade trees in the central and northern United States and
Canada. Contains descriptions of leaves, flowers, fruit, stems, and
bark. Includes culture and appropriate use, and setting for each
tree. 8-1/2 x 11, 290p, 80+ color illustrations, 200+ line drawings, 1992.
S379X paperback..........US $28.95 CAN
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OAKS OF
NORTH AMERICA
Howard Miller, Samuel Lamb. A good, "user-friendly"
guide to the oaks found throughout North America. Cover the history
and use of oaks. Contains individual sections on "Eastern Oaks" and
"Oaks of the West." Includes keys for each section of oaks, details
of identification, descriptions, growth habitats, range maps, and more.
"The best short guide on North American oaks." 5 x 8, 328p, b&w photos,
1984.
O1375 paperback..........US $16.95 CAN $20.95
MAPLES OF
THE WORLD
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M0002 hardcover..........US $69.95 CAN
$90.00
MAPLES FOR
GARDENS: A Color Encyclopedia
C.J. Van Gelderen, D.M. Van Gelderen. From the
principal author of Maples of the World (M0002), these world-famous
experts offer a photo gallery of the best maples to include in your landscape.
Descriptions for 579 maples provide habit, flower, fruit, distribution,
degree of cultivation, and propagation information. Special attention
devoted to Acer palmatum. 80+ other species are illustrated with
their cultivars and hybrids. The photos demonstrate the diversity
of form, color, and size that make maples so useful in gardens of every
kind. 8-1/2 x 11, 294p, 683 color photos, 2 color maps, 1999.
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M4725 hardcover..........US $49.95 CAN
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FAVORITE
TREES & SHRUBS: Lois Hole’s
Lois Hole, Jim Hallis. Let the expert help plan
and design a stunningly colorful yard, with trees and shrubs that add beauty,
privacy & versatility. Describes 300+ trees and shrubs, all selected
for their size, shape, seasonal color and hardiness. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 368p,
color photos, 1997.
F0811 paperback..........US $15.95 CAN $19.95
TREES, SHRUBS,
AND VINES FOR ATTRACTING BIRDS
(2nd ed., Revised)
Richard M. DeGraaf. Revised and updated classic
remains the best source for information about the trees, shrubs, and vines
that provide bird habitats and feeding sources in the United States and
Canada For each of the 160+ plant species, DeGraaf provides
a full description, flowering and fruiting periods, preferred habitat conditions,
growing ranges, and hardiness zones. 8-1/2 x 11, 224p, 24 illustrations,
64 drawings, 2002.
T2152 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN
$31.00
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CONIFERS:
The Illustrated Encyclopedia (2 volumes)
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C3540 hardcover..........US $125.00 CAN
$143.95
THE GARDEN
TREE: An Illustrated Guide to Choosing, Planting and Caring for 500 Garden
Trees
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G0078 paperback..........US $24.95 CAN
$36.95
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