2 Must Have Books

[Snow Walker]

Since I want to work on my wild edibles I was told to pick up these two books and let me tell you they are AWESOME and well worth the purchase. I will mention that the author (Samuel Thayer) is from my general area so people in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois will greatly benefit from them. To be honest though I would have even purchased them if I lived in Texas!

Very good information folks and trust me, if something isn't worth buying I will be the first to tell you. I don't get any kickbacks from any gear I purchase.

[Echo2]

nice....looks interesting.....thanks for the suggestion.

[Stitch]

Since I want to work on my wild edibles I was told to pick up these two books and let me tell you they are AWESOME and well worth the purchase. I will mention that the author (Samuel Thayer) is from my general area so people in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois will greatly benefit from them. To be honest though I would have even purchased them if I lived in Texas!

Very good information folks and trust me, if something isn't worth buying I will be the first to tell you. I don't get any kickbacks from any gear I purchase.

Snow Walker,
The link below is a good source for DVDs to complement the books you recommended.
Stitch

http://www.herbvideos.com/

[PT945]

I had natures garden, loaned it out never saw it again. LOL. both are good books to have.

[Snow Walker]

Snow Walker,
The link below is a good source for DVDs to complement the books you recommended.
Stitch

http://www.herbvideos.com/

Much appreciated Stitch! I will check it out.

[Oscar Wilde]

SnowWalker, are the photos good quality? I have a book also but do to it's size, the quality of the photography and my eyesight as corrected, many of the plants are impossible to compare.

O.W.

[Snow Walker]

SnowWalker, are the photos good quality? I have a book also but do to it's size, the quality of the photography and my eyesight as corrected, many of the plants are impossible to compare.

O.W.

Just wanted to let you know I dropped you a PM

[Curdog]

YES!!!! These are top notch books. THe photos are very good, and show different stages of growth. I highly recommend them both.

[Scottishblacksmith]

I have Samuel Thayer's books as they came highly recomended at the Iowa Naturalist Annual Meetings back in "07" !

[cbprice797]

OK, I see no link for the two books, pictures of them, or the name of the books. Other than the name of the author I can't tell anyhting about them. Please help me out.

[Curdog]

Here ya go

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_51?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=sam+thayers+-+natures+garden+and+edible+wild+plants&sprefix=sam+thayers+-+natures+garden+and+edible+wild+plants

[Solarman]

Since I want to work on my wild edibles I was told to pick up these two books and let me tell you they are AWESOME and well worth the purchase. I will mention that the author (Samuel Thayer) is from my general area so people in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois will greatly benefit from them. To be honest though I would have even purchased them if I lived in Texas!

Very good information folks and trust me, if something isn't worth buying I will be the first to tell you. I don't get any kickbacks from any gear I purchase.

What are the book titles? I have one put out by the Missouri Conservation Department, but it only has black and white drawings, Wild Edibles of Missouri. It's OK, but I would really like to have a few more with better plant descriptions. Thanks.

[Oscar Wilde]

What are the book titles? Thanks.

"Nature's Garden" by Samuel Thayer http://www.amazon.com/Natures-Garden.../dp/0976626616

O.W.