Resources
Plant Identification Tools
Apps are constantly changing. Most are for all plants, with the option to use photos of bark, a leaf, a flower, or a seed. Three to try:
Google Lens
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Picture This
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Pl@ntNet
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Recommended Reading
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Trees in Canada by John Laird Farrar is a classic.
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Trees of Ontario by Linda Kershaw is out-of-print, but is available in many libraries.
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For those who want to experience more of the Carolinian habitat, on foot, Walks in Carolinian Canada by Brad Cundiff.
![The Sibley Guide to Trees Cover The Sibley Guide to Trees Cover](https://bevantreewalk.ca/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/The-Sibley-Guide-to-Trees-Cover-qcbfutcwm74k54cnoqfn93wkuqp6535ht3g1nn591c.jpg)
The Sibley Guide to Trees continues to be a detailed, reliable, resource.
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Diana Beresford-Kroeger, Canadian botanist and medical biochemist, combines her traditional Celtic learning with science to show how important trees are to the health of humans and to the planet.