Flora - Get to know nature's flowers

Explore the world of flowers in Danish nature and learn 600 species by first looking at their flower colors.

This book includes drawings and descriptions of Denmark's most common and widespread wild flowering plants – including some cultivated or invasive species.

The text describes the appearance of the flowers, their pollination, the dispersal of fruits and seeds, leaves and stems.

Small icons show whether it's a color plant, an edible plant, a snaps herb, an insect-friendly plant, or whether the plant is poisonous.

Plants often grow in specific natural habitats (biotopes). Here are 11 habitats: the beach, the dune, the forest, the bog, the meadow, the heath, the lake, living hedgerow, the roadside and the field, the town and the garden.

With this book in hand, botany and plant identification are easy.

Kirsten Tind is the author and illustrator of this book.

She has for many years written and illustrated both Danish and

foreign botanical books. 

Hardcover, 348 pages.
Measures: 21x16 cm