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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great reference,
By Margaret SK (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Weeds of California and Other Western States (2-Volume Set) (Paperback)
An excellent resource for anyone who works with weeds. The books are well organized and easy to use with a great deal of information. The photos are excellent, not only of the weeds, but also weed seeds which are not commonly found. This is very helpful and already a frequently used reference.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Weeds of California and Other Western States (2-Volume Set) (Paperback)
I am amazed at the scope of this book in covering the diversity of weeds. The pictures, as well as descriptions, enabled me to identify the weeds easily.
Overall I find it an excellent guide and would recommend it for both the amateur gardener as well professional.
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By Silverstreak (Sacramento, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Weeds of California and Other Western States (2-Volume Set) (Paperback)
There are so many invasive weed plant species in California. This book is invaluable for the CEQA biologist who needs identification and life history information about many of the plant species observed in the field. Photos are awesome and plants are split out into family. This was a great book for field identification. However, only includes introduced weedy species, not natives.
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This was a present for my wife,
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This review is from: Weeds of California and Other Western States (2-Volume Set) (Paperback)
My wife is really into gardening lately. She said this is a great reference set. She just graduated from the Master Gardener courses in Phoenix. She is all over the place collecting plants and she really seems to have learned a lot. If she thinks these books are good, then I am pretty darn sure she is correct. However, realize that they are very heavy. I don't see anyone wanting to carry these in their backpack during a hike. You would want to leave these at home, in the car, camper, wherever you didn't have to personally lug them. Then, bring the weeds that you want to identify back to the book set. My wife thinks that it was totally worth the $100 and she is typically very frugal, so that is also saying a whole lot. If you are way into plant identification, this set is supposed to be the best.
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Weeds of California and Other Western States (2-Volume Set) by Joseph M. DiTomaso (Paperback - January 1, 2007)
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