Good book about plants/trees/wild edibles?

upnorth said:
I try to get books covering indigenous plants of my region. But I do have wider ranging books on trees and mushrooms.
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Just saw your Icon. Love "we are the robots"
 
Larry Dean Olsen's survival book has full color plates at the back. Its great for western US IDs
 
Ordered A Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants: Eastern and central North America (Peterson Field Guide) today, I'll let yall know when I get it. Chris
 
John G said:
Here's my standard reference library. Sam Thayer is my favorite (I now own both of his books), followed by Elias & Dykeman. I borrow anything I can on wild edibles from my local library. Cross-reference your sources and confirm with others, such as those experts found here on this forum.

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Also, pester Doc Canada for advice. That's how I got started! :D
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Library books ? That's actualy a good tip for someone seeking info. What I have done for historical research is photo copy or use my digital camera and take pics of interesting pages.
 
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