Description
Discover the ultimate resource with 'A Field Guide to the Native Edible Plants of New Zealand.' This comprehensive, illustrated guide encompasses over 190 native plants, including trees, shrubs, herbs, ferns, mushrooms, lichens, and seaweeds that are edible. Ideal for foragers, tramping enthusiasts, and those passionate about New Zealand's unique biodiversity, this book highlights the nutritional value and traditional uses of these plants, particularly their significance in Maori culture. Each entry features detailed descriptions, visually appealing line drawings, and color photographs that aid identification, making it an essential tool for botanists and nature lovers alike.
Moreover, the guide includes a crucial section on poisonous plants, helping readers differentiate between the safe and unsafe native species. Knowing which parts of each plant are edible and the best times to forage ensures safe and responsible hunting of these natural treasures. Whether you're looking to expand your culinary horizons with native ingredients or simply want to appreciate New Zealand's rich flora, this field guide is your go-to companion. Empower your wilderness adventures and discover the flavors of New Zealand’s natural landscape today.
Moreover, the guide includes a crucial section on poisonous plants, helping readers differentiate between the safe and unsafe native species. Knowing which parts of each plant are edible and the best times to forage ensures safe and responsible hunting of these natural treasures. Whether you're looking to expand your culinary horizons with native ingredients or simply want to appreciate New Zealand's rich flora, this field guide is your go-to companion. Empower your wilderness adventures and discover the flavors of New Zealand’s natural landscape today.