Advanced
Explode tree
Collapse tree
4-H
Agriculture
Agribusiness
Agricultural Support
Biological Control
Conservation Tillage
Drought
Farm Management
Farm Structures, Machinery
Insects
Integrated Pest Management
Irrigation
Marketing
Pest Control
Pesticide Training
Pesticides
Plant Diseases
Safety
Soil and Water Management
Soils and Fertilizers
Solid Waste Management
Vertebrate Pests
Water Quality
Weeds
Animals
Community
Ecosystems and Environmental
Family and Home
Forestry
Multimedia
Plants
WSU Employees and Volunteers
Winter in the Woods: A Winter Guide to Deciduous Native Plants in Western Washington
MISC0274
Want to add a new dimension to your cold winter walk in the woods? This easy-to-use guide can help you do just that. You don't have to be a botanist to learn to appreciate the diversity in our native plants and begin to identify them by knowing what to look for in the twigs of trees and shrubs. In addition, the authors suggest that while plants are dormant is a perfect time to find cuttings and seeds for landscaping your yard. The guide includes a glossary of basic scientific terms to help you with identification, simple descriptions of each plant and its habitat, specific information on twig color and texture and other distinguishing features, such as leaf scars and fruits and seeds. The authors have also included notes on commonly confused plants.
Publisher:
Native Plant Salvage Project, WSU Extension-Thurston County
Published:
January 1999. Revised: October 2003. 49 pages.
In Stock
Purchase:
Price:
$6.00
See also...
Grow Your Own Native Landscape: A Guide to Identifying, Propagating & Landscaping with Western Washington Native Plants
More Info
Our Price:
$8.00
How to Identify Rhododendron and Azalea Problems
More Info
Our Price:
$6.00
More Info
More Info
