Northwestern Wild Berries: The Must Have Guide To

by J. E. (Ted) Underhill

A Field Guide to the Berries of the North West. Color photos & b/w sketches throughout. Wild Berries contains a simple key and nearly 100 magnificent color photographs to guide you quickly to berry identification. Let us look together at the more commonly seen wild berries plants of the Pacific Northwest - roughly the area west of the Rocky Mountains from southern Alaska to the Columbia River of further. We won't cover every last kind, for some may be left out that few of us will ever see. This book is not for the serious botanist, but for the family or individual seeking simple and reliable information about the berries along our roads and trails.Because this is not for the expert, we shall take some other liberties. We'll use the word berry in the popular sense rather than in the more restricted sense applied by the botanist. Also, we shall lump together some closely related kinds of plants.

96 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1979

Reviews

[Danni · Rating 3 out of 5]

this book had some beautiful photography. Some of the berries could be eaten too. I don't know if I am brave enough to try though

[Jason · Rating 5 out of 5]

This has become my favorite berry book! The pictures, descriptions, and background on each berry are very detailed. I currently live just outside Glacier National Park, so the berries listed really do match up with a lot of what I see in the region. This was a very helpful resource for me during berry season this summer!