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# Wildflowers of Texas Paperback – January 1, 2003

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    I wish more field guides were like this. I love this book.
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2012*

I bought this book a few years ago (2009) and I use it to this day every time I'm in the fields. I use this book to identify wildflower species on my property for the purpose wildlife management. I am NOT a botanist or horticulturalist. I like flowers and grasses and need to ID native and non-native species on my property.I'm always finding something new. I love the ease of use due to it's compact size. Compact doesn't mean they skimp out on information. Color photos, not all are close-ups but most are, with  clear excellent quality. I have identified more flowers just by looking at the photo. Wildflowers are grouped by color (this makes things easy to find) starting with white, then yellow-orange, red, and last blue-purple. It's a compact size which makes it easy to carry around (although I never do--I take photos of my flowers and then compare it to the photos in the book). I've used it so much that the binding is starting to be affected (but I'm tough on frequently accessed books). It's a tough little paperback.Other field guides, especially grass field guides, group by species or family and assume you know something about botany. I also appreciate the amount of written information on each flower species: Common name, scientific name, bloom period, habitat, a succinct physical description of the flower/plant (e.g., growth type--low creeping, bush, vine, etc.) flower size, leaf shape; and lastly an interesting side note of the plant's history, medicinal properties, or important significance in native American history. What I love about this is that there is a consistency in the information presented. Every flower gets the same attention. Another aspect of the book I love so much is that it presents natives and non-native species (invasive and non-aggressive species--native and non-native clovers are an example).There is only one other book that I refer to almost as much as "Wildflowers of Texas" and that book is Sally Wasowski's "Native Texas Plants"; but this book is geared more toward landscaping with native Texas plants (flowers, shrubs, trees--shade and ornamental). "Wildflowers of Texas" covers HUNDREDS--close to 500 wildflower species. It is a reference book, not a how-to book.I own another volume by Geyata Ajilvsgi (Butterfly Gardening for the South) and that is a butterfly book that I bought at a used book store, quite by accident. Many more flower and shrub species are included in that book with particular focus on butterfly gardens (Ms. Ajilvsgi also describes some butterflies but it is by no means complete--just specific to the flowers and butterflies of the south US.) "Butterfly Gardening for the South" is more of a how-to garden/landscape book.I don't know what else to say about this great little book that hasn't already been said. If you're looking for a how-to garden book this is not it. If you need to identify wildflower species, this is an excellent book especially if you live in the south (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana for example). I know that some species are native to the US and reach well beyond Texas borders but you will not find California Poppy in this book (what I'm trying to say, keep your garden region in mind).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great book
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023*

Beautiful photos so I can find what my (new state of Texas) yard has and what local natives I can add.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    More than just an identifier
  

*by B***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2006*

I have LOTS of field guides. I take a lot of photos "in the wild," and have a pathological need to identify what's in the picture.Wildflowers of Texas scores high on several counts:Color coded entries. While the very best field guide format I've encountered is the Audubon guides, which not only sort entries by color, but also shape, etc. (taxonomic form?), I've found most guides out there sort the flowers by family. True, I'm getting good enough to know a mallow from an aster -- but, really, if I knew what the flower is, why need a guide? So, as far as the Texas specific guides I've encountered go, this one is the first I reach for, because of that first level sort.The other reason I rate it highly, and reach for it often, are Ajilvsgi's notes about the flower and plant: how it got its name, how it was used historically, and other interesting bits.  Being a collector of eclectica, this falls right into my psyche.The pictures are also very clear and helpful. True, you wander into the yet another yellow composite section and identification gets iffy in a hurry, especially from a picture. But the AYCs give even the pros problems, so I don't feel TOO badly.Highly recommended (in fact, THIS one was purchased as a gift for a flower-savvy friend of mine). That's pretty high praise, that I would buy it to give away, eh?

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