Explore Ontario’s native trees and shrubs with a practical field guide that helps you identify species by leaves, bark, and habitat.
This edition compiles clear, on-the-ground descriptions of the province’s common and notable woody plants. It’s built for quick reference in the field, with accessible language and practical details that help you distinguish similar species and understand where they grow.
- Concise identification cues for trees and shrubs across Ontario, including common names and scientific names.
- Notes on leaf shape, bark, cones, and other features to aid recognition in the wild.
- Context on where plants are typically found, from swamps to shorelines and open woodlands.
- Illustrative descriptions that support both casual observation and more detailed study.
Ideal for readers who enjoy landscape hikes, shorelines, and forest walks in Ontario, and for anyone building a native-plant reference collection.