Sam Thayer's Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants of Eastern and Central North America
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Finally, the foraging field guide you’ve been waiting for!
The most comprehensive field guide ever written to the edible wild plants of eastern North America. Written by North America’s leading authority on edible wild plants, who has eaten every species covered.
This book contains 1,700 clear color photos, 625 range maps, and shows 679 edible species (320 more than the Peterson Guide). It also has an innovative new system for identifying plants at their edible stage, with the most thorough and accurate descriptions available. These excellent descriptions can be used to verify the ID from any phone app before eating the plant. It also tells you which parts to eat, at what seasons, and helps you distinguish edibles from poisonous and confusing plants, with photos of 26 commonly mistaken species.
There is an illustrated glossary, foraging calendar arranged by habitat, and of course occasional smart-ass comments to keep you from getting board by the technical stuff.
The book is 6"x9"
736 pages
Weighs 3.5 pounds..
About the author
Samuel Thayer has been an avid gatherer of edible wild plants since early childhood. He has
been giving walks and workshops on the topic for 30 years, and his award-winning Forager’s
Harvest series has sold more than 400,000 copies. Sam lives in Northwest Wisconsin with his
wife and three children, where they own an organic orchard and manage their fields, forests,
and wetlands for foraging, biodiversity, and wildlife.
The most comprehensive field guide ever written to the edible wild plants of eastern North America. Written by North America’s leading authority on edible wild plants, who has eaten every species covered.
This book contains 1,700 clear color photos, 625 range maps, and shows 679 edible species (320 more than the Peterson Guide). It also has an innovative new system for identifying plants at their edible stage, with the most thorough and accurate descriptions available. These excellent descriptions can be used to verify the ID from any phone app before eating the plant. It also tells you which parts to eat, at what seasons, and helps you distinguish edibles from poisonous and confusing plants, with photos of 26 commonly mistaken species.
There is an illustrated glossary, foraging calendar arranged by habitat, and of course occasional smart-ass comments to keep you from getting board by the technical stuff.
The book is 6"x9"
736 pages
Weighs 3.5 pounds..
About the author
Samuel Thayer has been an avid gatherer of edible wild plants since early childhood. He has
been giving walks and workshops on the topic for 30 years, and his award-winning Forager’s
Harvest series has sold more than 400,000 copies. Sam lives in Northwest Wisconsin with his
wife and three children, where they own an organic orchard and manage their fields, forests,
and wetlands for foraging, biodiversity, and wildlife.