Wild Edible Plant Resources
NEW! -The Forager's Harvest by Samuel Thayer
NEW! -A Taste of Heritage by Alma Hogan Snell
-Guide to Wild Foods and Useful Plants by Christopher Nyerges
-Exploring Edible Wild Foods DVD by Christopher Nyerges
-7 Plant DVDs + Master DVD by Mors Kochanski
-Dining On The Wilds Edible Plants Videos by Kramer & Goude

Herbal Guides & Wilderness First Aid
-Medicinal Plants of the Pacific West by Michael Moore
-Medicinal Plants of the Desert & Canyon West by Michael Moore
-Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West by Michael Moore
-Kids, Herbs, & Health by White & Mavor
-Medicine For The Outdoors by Paul S. Auerbach, M.D.
-Rogers' Herbal Manual by Robert Dale Rogers

Mushroom Identification & Edibility
-Mushrooms Demystified by David Arora
-All That the Rain Promises by David Arora
NEW! -Mushrooms and Other Fungi by Roger Phillips
NEW! -North American Mushrooms by Orson and Hope Miller
-Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms by Paul Staments

All about Dandelions
-The Dandelion Celebration by Peter Gail
-Dandy Blend Coffee Substitute

Also be sure to visit these pages:
Primitive Wilderness Survival Resources
Nature, Wildlife & Tracking Guides

Hi,
     I'd like to tell you how much Botany in a Day has helped and is helping me as I learn to identify plants. I retired to Panama and decided that I finally had time to learn the names of the plants that are all around me. I knew nothing about botany or taxonomy so just did a general search for books that sounded like they might be written for people who are teaching themselves. Botany in a Day was one of the 3 books I started with.
     I liked the concept from the beginning - learn a few important families by learning key features and build on that. I was somewhat concerned that learning about Montana families might not help me much, but in fact, it has helped. First, the principle approach helped. Then, I found that many of the families in the book are indeed found in the tropics. For instance, I used Tom's characteristics of the Milkweed family to simplify my thinking about how to recognize the tropical milkweed. Thanks!

--Mary Farmer in Panama
(used with permission)

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