A practical field guide for anyone exploring Canada's forests.
This edition describes over 100 native tree species with clear, field-friendly features to help you recognize them with confidence.
It presents practical descriptions, notes on natural range, and distinguishing characteristics, along with simple illustrations and range information. The book emphasizes accessible naming and straightforward comparisons to reduce confusion in the field.
- Easy identification cues based on leaves, bark, buds, and growth form
- Range descriptions and maps to understand where each species grows
- Notes on wood properties and uses for the more commercially important trees
- Structured, side-by-side contrasts when related species can be mistaken for one another
Ideal for students, outdoor enthusiasts, landscapers, and homeowners who want a reliable, approachable reference to Canada’s native trees.
NATIVE TREES OF CANADA by B. R. Morton