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Re: now what?

>I've been pressing flowers and placing them in a scrapbook by month of bloom
>in hopes of identifying them.  I got a wildflower guide but it is very
>confusing to use.  Any suggestions on a good guide for beginners would be
>most welcome.
>

Carmen,

Try Newcomb's Wildflower Guide (Little, Brown & Co) - it's by far & away
the best available for beginners.  I use it extensively in my Field Botany
& Environmental Botany courses here at the Univ. of Illinois (the grade
school siblings of some of my students have used it & loved it).

Malcolm Sargent.
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