Tree book

[Jd33]

I am really not on the right page but couldn't see a "book" thread.... I am looking for a book which shows me how to identify british trees and their bushcraft uses ect ........
Thanks for all advice

[paulthefish2009]

Collins gem mate,great little books,around 4.99 a piece,think I got them all now,"food for free" is about the best there is in my humble opinion.Paul

[Ehecatl]

Collins gem mate,great little books,around 4.99 a piece,think I got them all now,"food for free" is about the best there is in my humble opinion.Paul

Yup - agreed. I used mine yesterday to identify a Spindle tree, so called as the wood was used to make the spindles onto which wool was spun.

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[KieranBroadfield]

Those little books are awesome

[David_JAFO]

hello,
Collins books are about the most informative. I received 3 of them on Birds, Fungi, & Trees 2013.
Regards
David

[Rasputin]

Got to agree with every one else, great value and small enough for a pocket but loadsa info

[toney0105]

Does anyone have titles collins have a lot of book. I have seen 1 called TREES does anyone have this 1.

[David_JAFO]

hello,
Just checking the details. I have a few Collins books I received 2013 onwards. Collins Tree Guide ISBN 978-0-00-720771-8 £18.99 *gift have also 1 on Fungi same range of books.
Regards
David

[toney0105]

Thanks david really tryin to improve my tree id.

[David_JAFO]

hello,
Toney something I found of interest. Our Countryside/Woodland Trust & Forestry Commission keep a record of what trees are officially planted plus location. I sometime ask them for A4 print outs of locations as to I.D trees. In the local area a number of non native species were planted gifted to the area & curious as to what actually was planted. Details were readily available.
Regards
David

Thanks David really tryin to improve my tree id.