Field guide of wild edible plant, mushroom and animal life in the British Isles.

The coast redwoods and giant sequoias of California have inspired an extraordinary body of writing. Here the carefully chosen words of storytellers, philosophers, poets and journalists present an engaging record of human history in the redwoods.

The ancient trees of the British Isles form a distinct and fascinating group - in this little book their form and character are carefully described by Welsh border woodsman Andy Thompson. With rare early engravings of seeds and branches, leaf shapes, typical tree outlines and common timber uses, printed on the highest quality recycled papers, this is an unusual, useful and beautiful book.

A little book about the secret qualities of quuantities for philophers, mathmagicians and wizards of all ages.

This full-colour guide is designed to make wildflower identification as easy as possible for the walker or rambler. The flowers are categorised in eight sections, according to the one or more habitats in which they are found: * seashore & coastal * fresh water * heaths & moors * marshes, fens & bogs * cultivated, arable and waste land * grassland & meadows * gardens, paths & walls * woodland & hedgerows. Each habitat section has a set of introductory photographs for easy identification, and larger photos alongside essential information which includes the botanical name, month of flowering, and particular characteristics of the species. The 860 colour photos cover a total of 250 species.