Octovo, 1984, PP.106, A Superb Companion For Anyone Exploring The Northwest Outdoors

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of the Mountains in the Pacific Northwest

Science & Math

Clark, Lewis J.

Biological Sciences

University of Washington Press

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Forest and Woodland in the Pacific Northwest

Following its publication in 1973, Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest became an instant bestseller and the authoritative guide to the region's wild flowers. The 604-page work met with such great acclaim that its author, Lewis J. Clark, decided smaller field guides should also be published to assist and encourage the identification of wild flowers in the field. What followed was a series of six field guides that together went on to sell over 180,000 copies.Wild Flowers of Field and Slope is the first new edition in Harbour Publishing's planned reproduction of the best of these essential volumes. The descriptions and photographs not only provide a comprehensive guide, but also reveal one man's infectious enthusiasm for the beauty of our environment and his ardent awareness of the need for its preservation.For those lucky enough to live among or travel to fields and slopes inhabited by wild flowers, this book is a necessary companion. Travellers to these lush areas can learn about and identify such diverse plants as Fool's Onion, Phantom Orchid and Prairie Smoke, to name just a few. Latin names, highly readable descriptions and glossy colour photographs are included with each species.

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Field and Slope in the Pacific Northwest

Royal octavo, [28cm/11inches], full gilt-embosssed sorrel-coloured cloth sans dust jacket, pp. xxii, 591, indexed. Illustrated with colour plates

Wild flowers of British Columbia

Gray's Pub

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Forest and Woodland in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 1)

Lewis Clark was a professor at University of Victoria, Canada, for 45 years and carried out extensive botanical studies of the Pacific Northwest region. He was also a skilled photographer. His first book, Wild Flowers of British Columbia, published in 1973, was so successful it led to the series. They have sold more copies than any other field guide published for the Pacific Northwest region.

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Marsh and Waterway in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 3)

Gray's Publishing

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of the Arid Flatlands in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 5)

Trelawny, John G. S.

Lewis Clark's Field guide to wild flowers of the mountains in the Pacific Northwest

Quarto, , PP.603, An Authoritative Work Covering Northern California To Alaska, Nearly 900 Species Of Flowering Plants

Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest

Superior Pub. Co.

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Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of the Mountains in the Pacific Northwest

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Forest and Woodland in the Pacific Northwest

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Field and Slope in the Pacific Northwest

Wild flowers of British Columbia

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Forest and Woodland in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 1)

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Field and Slope in the Pacific Northwest

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Marsh and Waterway in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 3)

Lewis Clark's Field Guide to Wild Flowers of the Arid Flatlands in the Pacific Northwest (Field Guide, No. 5)

Lewis Clark's Field guide to wild flowers of the mountains in the Pacific Northwest

Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest