British Trees Drawn And Described

“British Trees Drawn and Described” is a comprehensive guide to identifying and appreciating the diverse tree species found in Britain. Featuring detailed drawings and accessible descriptions by Rex Vicat Cole, this book combines artistic beauty with scientific accuracy. Readers will discover insights into the unique characteristics, habitats, and historical significance of each tree.

From the majestic oak to the delicate birch, this volume offers a detailed exploration of British woodland flora. Ideal for artists, naturalists, and anyone with an interest in the natural world, this book is both an educational resource and a celebration of the British landscape. Discover the rich tapestry of British trees with this enduring classic.

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