Books – Flora (North America)
- Introduction to California Mountain Wildflowers. Philip A. Munz. 2003.
- Introduction to California Spring Wildflowers. Philip A. Munz 2004.
- Introduction to Shore Wildflowers of California, Oregon, and Washington. Philip A. Munz. 2003.
- Introduction to the Plant Life of Southern California Coast to Foothills. Philip W. Rundel & Robert Gustafson. 2005.
- Trees and Shrubs of California. John D. Stuart & John G. Swayer. 2001.
- North American Wildlife. WIldflowers. Reader’s Digest. 1998.
- North American Wildlife. Trees and Nonflowering Plants. Reader’s Digest. 1998.
- Newcomb’s Wildflower Guide. Lawrence Newcomb. 1977.
- Growing California Native Plants. Marjorie G. Schmidt. 1980.
- San Diego County Native Plants. James Lightner. 2004.
- Central Coast Wildflowers. Mary Coffeen. 1993.
- Flowering Plants. Nancy Dale. 2000.
- Willow Bark Rosehips. Fritz Springmeyer. 1996.
- Oaks of California. Cachuma Press. 1991.
- A Flora of Santa Cruz Island. Junk. Ayers. Scott. Wilken. Young. 1995.
- A Flora of the Santa Barbara Region, CA. 2nd Edition. Clifton. F. Smith. 1998.
- Conifers of California. Ronald M. Lanner. 1999.
- Hardy Californians. Lester Rowntree. 1980.
- Wildflowers of Santa Monica Mountains. 2nd Edition. Milt McAuley. 1996.
- Flowering Shrubs of California. Lester Rowntree. 1939.
- The Wild Flowers of California. 1955.
- Pacific Coast Trees. McMinn & Maino. 1947.
- Manual of the Trees of North America. Volume One. Charles Sprague Sargent. 1965.
- Introduction to Botany. Murray W. Nabors. 2004.
- Botany in a Day. Thomas J. Elpel. 5th Edition. 2006.
- Wildflowers of California. Larry Ulrich, Susan Lamb. 1994.
- Tarweeds & Silverswords. Carlquist, Baldwin, Carr. 2003.
- America’s Botanical Beauty. James L. Reveal. Paperback. 1996.
- Ceanothus. David Foss & Dieter Wilken. 2006.
- Wild Fruits. Henry David Thoreau. 1999.
- Roadside Plants of Southern California. Thomas J. Belzer. 1984.
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Lynn,
I’m admiring your library (and posts and images, followed link to here from CalPhotos), but noticed what may be considered a Freudian Slip, Africa being substituted for California in the title of the Thomas Belzer listing.
Cheers!
December 21st, 2009 | #
Thanks, Lee. Yep, a slip of some sorts for sure. My book “library” is far from complete – taking photographs takes precedence most of the time.
December 26th, 2009 | #
I was wondering if you could tell me what that bright orange looking mossy stuff is that I see growing on the side of the freeways in southern california. I don’t remember ever seeing it before.
May 2nd, 2010 | #
I am guessing, because I cannot visualize what you are referring to — possibly Dodder.
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+1105+1506
May 2nd, 2010 | #