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Texas is a wonderful place, especially if your favorite color is GREEN. This guide helps you sort out this Texas greenery that, in sheer lovliness, is second to none. This descriptive handbook helps you identify the more than 220 trees considered to be native to Texas, plus the 30 species that have become naturalized.
From the ashe juniper, where the golden-cheeked warbler likes to sing, to the flowering dogwoods of the East Texas woods, this book reveals virtually all types of Texas trees. For nature lovers, botanists, and students, this colorful guide
Species and common names Distribution range maps 253 beautiful color photos The Natural history Vegetational areas.
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A Field Guide to Texas Trees is the most accurate, complete work on native Texas trees. (Sally Wasowski, co-author of Native Texas Gardens and Native Texas Plants)
The book is valuable because it presents an authoriative list of native and naturalized Texas trees. The range maps are also very useful... (San Antonio Express News)
This is a very good nontechnical treatment of the trees of Texas and is recommended for its readable content... (Sida Herbarium, Southern Methodist University)
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