James Eckenwalder, Deborah Metsger, Timothy Dickinson & Sarah Hodges

Following the success of A Field Guide to the Wildflowers of Ontario, the newest field guide from the ROM explores the the oldest, tallest, and largest plants in Ontario’s rich flora.

A comprehensive guide to Ontario trees.

Featuring more than 1,400 vibrant photographs and illustrations, this visually rich and inviting field guide describes the trees likely to be encountered in Ontario, whether on a hike in the woods or on a walk down city streets. Covering both naturally occurring and cultivated species, this book features an illustrated glossary of botanical terms, distribution maps, and photographs depicting distinctive characteristics of individual tree species. With diagnostic descriptions for quick recognition of trees by their component parts, and easy-to-use identification keys covering summer and winter conditions, A Field Guide to Trees of Ontario is a must-have for tree enthusiasts—novices and experts alike. Carry it with you wherever you may find trees, which is practically everywhere.