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 TREES IN CANADA
John Laird Farrar. Features more than three hundred
(300) native and introduced species of trees found throughout Canada and
the Northern United States (to Virginia in the east and northern California
in the west). Species are organized into twelve (12) groups, based
on leaf shape and arrangement along the twig for easy identification.
Includes summer and winter keys. Detailed descriptions include illustrations
of leaves, seeds, flowers, twigs, form, young and mature bark and more.
This reference is simply the best and most complete book on the trees of
northern North America ever published. 6-3/4 x 10, 540p, 600 color photos,
1660 illustrations, 1995.
T1993 hardcover..........US $50.00 CAN $50.00
TREES OF
THE NORTHERN UNITED STATES AND CANADA
John L. Farrar. One of the most complete books
on the trees of northern North America. Identifies over 300 species
of conifer and broadleaf trees found in the upper United States (VA to
northern CA) and Canada. Includes: range maps showing the territory
of each species; an easy tree identification method based on leaf shape
and arrangement along the twig; keys for summer and winter identification,
and; 600 color photographs and 1,600 drawings of special features useful
for identification. A "must" for the forest professional, naturalist,
or anyone fascinated by trees and forests. 6-1/2 x 9-3/4, 512p, color photos,
illustrations, 1995.
T740X hardcover..........US $74.95 CAN
$81.99
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THE SIBLEY
GUIDE TO TREES 
David Sibley. Covers the identification of 668
native and commonly cultivated trees found in the temperate areas of North
America north of Mexico. Detailed species illustrations combine with
concise descriptions. Highlighted features include: leaves (including
multiple leaf shapes and fall leaf color); bark; needles; cones; flowers;
fruit; twigs, and; silhouettes. Trees are arranged taxonomically,
with all related species grouped together. Includes essays on taxonomy,
the cultivation of trees, and conservation issues. Accessible, easy-to-use
format. A highly-illustrated handbook for every tree enthusiast and
naturalist. 6-1/4 x 9-1/2, 464p, 4,100+ color paintings, 500+ range maps,
2009.
S519X paperback..........US $39.95 CAN $45.00
IDENTIFYING
TREES: An All-Season Guide to Eastern North America
Michael Williams. Identify most of the trees (“every
common tree”) found growing in eastern North America, in any season.
Features color photographs showing: bark; branching patterns; fruits, flowers
or nuts, and overall appearance; as well as leaf color and shape – all
chosen to illustrate trees throughout the year (in spring, summer, fall
and winter). The accompanying text describes common habitat and identifying
characteristics. Includes an easy-to-use “leaf identification key.”
Created for in-the-field or at-home use, a “field-tested” guide seeking
to make tree identification fun and easy. 5-1/2 x 8-1/4, 416p, 600
color photos, 200 b&w illustrations, 2007.
I3602 paperback ..........US $29.95 CAN $32.95
WHAT TREE
IS THAT?: A guide to the more common trees found in North America
Arbor Tree Foundation. A helpful field guide to
identify over 250 of the most common trees by their leaves found in the
United States and Canada (cultivars, uncommon species and palm trees excluded).
In some cases, fruiting bodies, seeds or other parts are included to help
in proper identification. Utilizes a user-friendly, step-by-step
approach (answers to a series of questions lead to identification).
Includes common and scientific names, full-color botanical illustrations,
and describes measurements in inches and centimeters. A handy, educational
tree booklet. 8-1/2 x 4, 164p, color illustrations, 2009.
W5759 paperback..........US $14.95 CAN $16.95
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC FIELD GUIDE TO THE TREES OF NORTH AMERICA
Keith Rushforth, Charles Hollis. A reference to
identify any tree commonly encountered between the Canadian Arctic and
Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Pacific - more than 350 species in
all. Layout and methodical approach enables quick and reliable identification.
Concise descriptions accompanied by illustrations depicting the height,
shape, foliage, buds and seed of each species. Includes details on
key features/species traits, habitat, history, hardiness and distribution,
and more. A comprehensive, authoritative field identification guide.
4-1/2 x 8-1/2, 272p, 1,000+ color, illustrations, map, 2006.
N3108 paperback ..........US $17.95 CAN $23.95
CITY TREES:
ID Guide to Urban & Suburban Species
Kenneth Schoon. A guide to help identify the trees
most often found in cities, suburbs, small towns, neighborhoods, parks,
and empty lots. Species accounts for 129 trees commonly found in
urban environments across North America - both native and nonnative species.
Contains more than 200 color photographs of leaves, flowers, fruits, and
seeds, as well as details about the history and ranges of the trees.
A concise resource for anyone interested in learning about the natural
world right outside the front door. 5-1/2 x 8-1/4, 144p, 213 color photos,
2011.
C7598 paperback..........US $16.95 CAN $16.95
THE EASY
TREE GUIDE: Common and Cultivated Trees of the United States and Canada
Keith Rushforth. This handy, comprehensive identification
guide covers 170 species, both indigenous and introduced. A color
photograph of each species is accompanied by drawings illustrating foliage,
blossom and fruit, with notes on key characteristics that assist identification.
Includes a scaled silhouette to give a size indication. Text outlines
the species' salient features, describes its range and habitat, as well
as detailing its commercial and/or decorative uses. An easy-to-use
resource that aids in swift and accurate identification. 6 x 9, 288p, approx.
1000 color photos & drawings, 2004.
E0684 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN $21.95
THE BOOK
OF LEAVES: A Leaf-by-Leaf Guide to Six Hundred of the World's Great Trees
Allen Coombes; Zsolt Debreczy (ed.). An illustrated
reference offering a visually stunning and scientifically engaging guide
to six hundred (600) of the most impressive and beautiful leaves from around
the world. Each leaf is reproduced here at its actual size, in full
color, and is accompanied by an explanation of the range, distribution,
abundance, and habitat of the tree on which it's found. Brief scientific
and historical accounts of each tree and related species include fun-filled
facts and anecdotes that broaden its portrait. "From the familiar
friends of our backyards to the giants of deep woods, The Book of Leaves
brings the forest to life - and to our living rooms - as never before."
7-1/2 x 10, 656p, 600 color plates, 600 line drawings, 600 maps, 2010.
OVERSIZE.
B9735 hardcover..........US $55.00 CAN $55.00
STIKKY TREES
Award Winner. Learn to recognize at a glance the
fifteen (15) most common trees in the United States - in just one hour.
Uses a pattern-based learning method to teach anyone to identify common
trees, step-by-step. "A fabulously engaging way to open your eyes
to the beauty, wonder and joys of trees." A personal tutor and tree
primer. 7 x 9, 256p, b&w photos throughout, 2005.
S4040 paperback ..........US $12.00 CAN $14.95
BARK: A
Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast
Michael Wojtech. "…What kind of tree is that?
From Maine to New York, you'll never be stump again with this handy companion
to the trees of the Northeast." With detailed information and illustrations
covering each phase of a tree's lifecycle, this guide explains how to identify
trees by their bark alone. Features 67 native and naturalized tree
species not only found in New England and eastern New York State.
Chapters on the structure and ecology of tree bark, descriptions of bark
appearance, an easy-to-use identification key, and supplemental information
on non-bark characteristics will show you how to distinguish the textures,
shapes, and colors of bark to recognize various tree species, and also
understand why these traits evolved. When the leaves have fallen
or are out reach, an indispensible reference guide. 5-1/2 x 8-3/4, 280p,
283 color photos, 151 b&w illustrations, 65 maps, 2011.
B8525 paperback..........US $24.95 CAN $24.95
OUR NATIVE
TREES AND HOW TO IDENTIFY THEM: A Popular Study of Their Habits and Their
Peculiarities
Harriet Keeler. A facsimile reproduction of the
original 1900 edition that garnered this prominent naturalist national
attention. …"The trees described . . . are those indigenous to the
region extending from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rocky Mountains and from
Canada to the northern boundaries of the southern states; together with
a few well-known and naturalized foreign trees." Descriptions include
photographs and illustrations, as well as details on range, bark, wood,
leaves, winter buds, flowers, and fruit. A timeless guide "that will
aid a new generation eager to identify and thus better appreciate what
they observe outdoors." 5-1/4 x 7-3/4, 574p, 304 b&w photos + illustrations,
1900, 2005.
O8380 paperback ..........US $22.95 CAN $24.95
NORTH AMERICAN
TREES (5th ed.)
Richard Preston, Richard Braham. A comprehensive
reference designed for the general public. Covers nearly all trees
(north of Mexico and tropical Florida) in technically useable detail.
Listings contain names, nomenclature, form, leaves, flowers, cones, or
fruits, twigs and buds, bark, wood, natural history, varieties, hybrids,
range, and line drawings to assist in identification. New edition
features updated nomenclature, simplified terminology, additional keys,
and more. A valuable reference for anyone who loves or works with
trees. 6 x 9, 544p, b&w illustrations, maps, 2002.
N5266 print-on-demand..........US $74.95 CAN $81.99
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF TREES: Canada and the United States
Sam Benvie. Includes descriptions of 278 trees
native to North America, listed by botanical names (A to Z), outlining
growing habits and habitat preferences, a tree’s most salient identifying
characteristics, and environmental and human values. Contains illustrations
of typical tree and leaf shapes, bark textures, flowers and mature fruit.
A tree-hardiness chart and zone map are included. A good overall
reference. 8-1/2 x 11, 300p, 350 color illustrations., b&w illustrations,
1999.
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E4558 paperback..........US $29.95 CAN $35.00
THE ILLUSTRATED
BOOK OF TREES (revised ed.)
William Carey Grimm, revised by John Kartesz. Grimm's
classic field guide to 250+ trees of eastern North America has been the
authority on tree identification for 40+ years. This revised edition
includes 30+ recently-introduced species and incorporates changes in taxonomy,
nomenclature, and geographic range. Written in a straightforward,
nonscientific language for beginning botanists of any age. A valuable
resource. 6 x 9, 710p, 225 line drawings, 2002.
I8110 paperback..........US $26.95 CAN $29.95
TREES OF
NORTH AMERICA
Alan Mitchell. From a world renowned dendrologist,
a highly informative guide to the native and introduced species found on
our continent. Each tree is pictured as it would appear in a typical
landscape, with each of its features - such as seasonal changes, leaf shape,
flowers, seeds, bark - illustrated in fine detail and clearly labeled.
An authoritative reference and a tribute to the rich variety of trees on
North America. 9 x 11-3/4, 192p, color illustrations, 2002.
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T8778 paperback..........US $14.98 CAN
$19.95
TREES: DK’s
Smithsonian Handbook, 2nd ed.
Allen J. Coombes. A comprehensive guide to more
than 500 tree species from around the world. Concise text and clear photographs
makes identification sure and simple. Each species entry combines
a precise description with annotated photos to highlight the tree's chief
characteristics and distinguishing features. A photo-encyclopedic
guide for beginners and established enthusiasts alike. 5-7/8 x 8-1/4, 320p,
1500+ color photos, 2002.
T0725 paperback..........US $20.00 CAN $27.00
TAYLOR’S
GUIDE TO TREES (Revised ed.)
Susan A. Roth. The definitive easy-to-use guide.
Features 200 of the best cultivars for spring bloom, fall color, showy
fruit, ornamental bark, disease resistance, and attracting birds and wildlife.
Includes 350+ species. Demonstrates proper pruning, planting, placement,
and growing techniques. Features a gallery of color identification
photos, with a picture for every genus + a photograph of distinguishing
features. 5-1/2 x 8-1/4, 400p, 200 color photos, 2001.
T8899 flexi..........US $23.00 CAN $34.95
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TREES OF
THE EASTERN AND CENTRAL U.S. & CANADA
William M. Harlow. Easy-to-use, compact handbook
describes more than 140 trees. Covers plant size, shape, leaf, flowers,
fruit, twigs, buds, bark, habitat, distribution, commercial use, ecological
importance, edibility, folklore, and more. A timeless reference.
4-1/2 x 6-3/8, 288p, over 600 photos, 1942.
T3956 paperback..........US $8.95 CAN $10.95
FOREST TREES
of the United States and Canada and How to Identify Them
Elbert L. Little, Jr.. Describes 204 species, divided
into eastern and western regions. Includes concise information, drawings
of leaf and fruit, maps, and a simple key. A handy, straightforward
reference. 6 x 9, 80p, illustrations, 1980.
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F9020 paperback..........US $5.95 CAN $8.95
KNOW YOUR
TREES (Revised)
J.A. Cope, Fred E. Winch. A timeless, popular field
guide to identifying fifty (50) common tree species of the northeastern
United States. Illustrated, with summer and winter keys, descriptions
of growth, wood, twigs, bark, fruit, leaves, and distinguishing features.
Includes updated nomenclature, major revisions to the keys, and glossary.
A handy reference. 5-3/4 x 8-1/2, 76p, b&w illustrations, 2002.
K3011 spiral-bound..........US $6.50 CAN $8.50
TREE IDENTIFICATION
BOOK: A New Method for the Practical Identification and Recognition of
Trees
George Symonds. A timeless reference that makes
tree identification fast and easy. “Pictorial keys” are categorized
(leaves, bark, fruits, etc.) to quickly narrow a positive tree i.d. to
one of a small group - the family or genus. “Master pages” then contain
detailed info by tree species, highlighting differences within the family
group. A handy, accessible guide that takes the confusion and complication
out of tree identification. 8-1/2 x 11, 272p, 1500+ b&w photos, 1958,
reprint 1974.
T0395 paperback..........US $21.99 CAN $27.99
IDENTIFICATION
GUIDE TO THE TREES OF CANADA
Jean Lauriault. Lists every tree in Canada, including
range maps and a detailed study of its leaves and fruit. Identification
methods are explained, making the guide easy to use for everyone.
Detailed and beautifully illustrated. 6-1/2 x 9-3/4, 320p, b&w illustrations
& drawings, 1992.
I1330 paperback..........US $12.95 CAN $12.95
MUENSCHER’S
KEYS TO WOODY PLANTS: An Expanded Guide to Native and Cultivated Species
Edward Cope. A revision of Muenscher’s classic
identification reference treats 335 genera and 1,156 species of woody plants
found in the Northeast United States, including 570 cultivated species.
Identify trees and shrubs in all seasons by means of diagnostic field characteristics
(i.e. leaves, fruits, buds, twigs, and bark). A valuable, comprehensive
guide for both novices and seasoned professionals. 6-1/8 x 9-1/4, 368p,
5 line drawings, 2001.
M7021 paperback..........US $26.00 CAN $29.95
FRUIT KEY
AND TWIG KEY TO TREES & SHRUBS - Eastern North America
William M Harlow. Two books in one volume comprise
one of the handiest, most widely-used identification aids for naturalists,
hikers, farmers, scouts, etc.. Fruit key covers 120 deciduous and
evergreen species; twig key covers 160 deciduous species. A timeless
classic. 5-3/8 x 8-1/2, 126p, 300 photos, 1941.
F5118 paperback..........US $4.95 CAN $6.95
IDENTIFY
TREES & SHRUBS BY THEIR LEAVES: A Guide to Trees & Shrubs Native
to the Northeast
Edward Knobel. A handy guide to explore and understand
the woodlands of the NE United States. Contains 215 line drawings
of the leaves of common evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubs.
Descriptions for each plant include brief comments on its distinguishing
physical attributes and uses. A good, handy resource. 8-1/2 x 6,
47p, b&w line drawings, 1972.
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I8967 paperback ..........US $5.95 CAN $7.95
THE RANDOM
HOUSE BOOK OF TREES OF NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE
Roger Phillips. This classic guide to tree identification
contains over 1,000 color photographs. Each tree is illustrated in
full detail - by leaf, flower, fruit, bark, and mature tree shape - and
is fully described in the text. A unique leaf index makes identification
simple and accurate. An indispensable companion for both the enthusiast
and the botanist. 8-1/2 x 11, 224p, 1000+ color photos, 1978.
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T5412 paperback ..........US $29.95 CAN $36.95
TREE FINDER:
A Manual for the Identification of Trees by Their Leaves
May T. Watts. The classic key to identifying trees
by their leaves and needles. Includes 161 native and common introduced
trees found east of the Rockies. Shows range and habitat of each
species. A handy, pocket-sized field guide filled with information.
Originally published as Master Tree Finder. 4 x 6, 64p, b&w
line drawings, 1998.
T0015 paperback..........US $4.95 CAN $5.95
Other titles available in the “Finder” series
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$4.95 CAN $5.95):
BERRY FINDER (B0228)
DESERT TREE FINDER (D0074);
FERN FINDER (F0224);
PACIFIC COAST FERN FINDER (P0139);
PACIFIC COAST TREE FINDER (P0066);
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TREE FINDER (R0058);
TRACK FINDER (T0120);
WINTER TREE FINDER (W0031);
WINTER WEED FINDER (W0171).
NATIVE &
CULTIVATED CONIFERS OF NORTHEASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Edward A. Cope. A useful manual that provides for
easy identification, covering roughly eastern Canada and the northeastern
quarter of the United States (from ME south to the southern border of PA,
west to KS and north to ND). Includes 27 genera and 130 species.
Because it includes so many cultivated species, the book treats the majority
of conifers found in western United States and Europe. A thorough,
easy-to-use guide that will appeal to both the amateur naturalist as well
as the professional botanist. 6 x 9, 224p, b&w illustrations, 1986.
N3609 paperback..........US $26.95 CAN
$29.95
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