Using Wild and Wayside Plants
Summary
Stalking the wild flora? Seeking rarely seen natural beauty, organic medicines, food for survival? Look no further than the nearest roadside or highway, where, a few paces from the traffic, thrives a botanical garden of neglected or misunderstood life forms. A range of 100 of these common, unappreciated, inneffectively used wayside plants, weeds, trees and vines are featured in this volume for the amateur naturalist, curious camper or city dweller unaware of the herbary flourishing just off the pike or perhaps in one's backyard.
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