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A Peterson Field Guide To Eastern Trees: Eastern United States and Canada, Including the Midwest (Peterson Field Guides) Paperback – Illustrated, July 15, 1998
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- Print length448 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherMariner Books
- Publication dateJuly 15, 1998
- Dimensions4.5 x 0.75 x 7.25 inches
- ISBN-100395904552
- ISBN-13978-0395904558
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bright-green crownshaft cylinder is distinctive. Ring scars faint.
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around the midrib. Height to 125'. Flowers greenish white, developing
from a spearlike green spathe at the base of the 5'–6' long
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- Publisher : Mariner Books (July 15, 1998)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 448 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0395904552
- ISBN-13 : 978-0395904558
- Item Weight : 1.17 pounds
- Dimensions : 4.5 x 0.75 x 7.25 inches
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Big thing is READ THE BEGINNING SECTION AND TAKE YOUR TIME. This book is set up to use a pretty fool proof process. Take some time to learn the layout of the book and how to use the plates and guides. With no experience I was able to ID probably 8-10 trees in about an hour.
What’s more, it was a load of fun using this book. You might want to supplement with YouTube tutorials as well.
However, the Western guide looked great and like it would be exactly what I wanted if I lived in the West US. Ordering again soon in hope that I get the correct guide.
EDIT- Ordered twice. Received Western Guide again. Maybe three times will be a charm?
-I have had this product for over a week/
-I have used this product in and out each day since, (because I have a lot of free time on my hands).
-I have identified more than 30-40 trees with this book (I live close to a forest).
Bottom Line:
BUY IT. But only If you want to identify trees on your own. Be weary that there is a learning curve with the book. The book is setup
like a process and it teaches you how to use the book itself, which is really nice, but you can't just open to a page and look for
the tree you'd like to identify. If you'd like, you can look up videos on "YouTube.com" for a simpler version of how to use the book
to proper identify trees. Otherwise, its a great book and I enjoy it great. Happy Identifying!
My Review:
---The Good News---
First off, This Field guide is great. Even though it was published in the 1980's-1990's, the content STILL does a wonderful job at helping you identify trees various trees. No wonder they haven't made a updated new one, because this guide is pretty much at the top of the list of "Identifying Eastern Trees." Why is it the top?
This guide provides great colored images, good charts that are understandable, scientific names for the tress, separate pages for each and every individual tree, glossary, index, you name it probably has it.
---The Bad News---
There are only two or three things I could really complain about for this product.
1.) The size. It's not very big, which can be a plus, but it's a little smaller than I'd like it, personally. It's back-pocket sized
2.) The learning curve that comes with the book. You really have to read and re-read to learn how the book is structured, along
with what you, the identifier, needs to look for in a tree.
3.) It's NOT weatherproof. If you plain on identifying trees, make sure its a nice sunny day and not snowing, sprinkling, raining, or has just rained. I went out with this product after it rained and some of the drops from the tress landed on the pages and they really soaks in the water. So just be careful. It's not a huge deal, but it would be a lot better if it was somewhat waterproof.
---Bottom Line---
BUY IT. But only If you want to identify trees on your own. Be weary that there is a learning curve with the book. The book is setup
like a process and it teaches you how to use the book itself, which is really nice, but you can't just open to a page and look for
the tree you'd like to identify. If you'd like, you can look up videos on "YouTube.com" for a simpler version of how to use the book
to proper identify trees. Otherwise, its a great book and I enjoy it great. Happy Identifying!
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My one criticism is that the scale is not accurate with fruit size. I know there is a lot of variation within plants, so I don't think its a huge issue, but I think it is something that could be improved up, especially of the oaks, for future editions.









