Concise Wild Flower Guide
(Author) BloomsburyThis beautifully illustrated mini field guide is packed with information on the most common wild flowers of Britain and the near Continent. It covers more than 180 species, all of which are illustrated with superb full-colour artworks that show details of the flowers, leaves and growth habit of the plant. A concise written account covering size, description, habitat, flowering time, distribution and habits appears on the same page. The easy-to-follow layouts and superb artworks aid quick and accurate identification, and make this book an indispensable reference in the field as well as at home. It is compact enough to fit in the pocket, yet packed with essential information for the nature enthusiast. To protect it against the elements in the field, the book is wrapped in a durable plastic wallet. Also included is a foldout insert with at-a-glance illustrations showing flowers grouped by colour. Renowned natural history artists including Cy Baker, David Daly, Colin Emberson and Lyn Wells painted the illustrations.
Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury was a group of English writers, intellectuals, and artists active in the early 20th century. Their most famous work is Virginia Woolf's novel "Mrs. Dalloway," known for its innovative stream-of-consciousness style. Bloomsbury's key contributions to literature include challenging traditional societal norms and exploring the complexities of human consciousness.
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