Discover North American trees at a glance with a practical field guide you can trust.
This reference helps you identify common trees by leaves, bark, fruit, and growth habit, backed by clear descriptions and illustrations. It covers many native species with practical notes on form, habitat, and key identifying features, making it a reliable companion for outdoor enthusiasts, students, and gardeners alike.
- Concise, field-ready descriptions that emphasize leaves, bark, fruit, and form
- Illustrations and notes to help you compare similar species quickly
- Coverage across major families and a range of native trees and shrubs
- Helpful tips for recognizing winter buds, growth habit, and habitat preferences
Ideal for readers seeking a sturdy, easy-to-use reference for field identification and outdoor learning.
Carol Poh Miller is a historical consultant in Cleveland, Ohio, and has written widely on local history and architecture.
Anne Raver writes about gardens, landscape design, and the natural world for the New York Times.