Die wildwachsenden und kultivierten Laub- und Nadelgehölze Mitteleuropas

This unique standard work, illustrated with 1,168 detailed photographs, presents over 1,000 wild and cultivated deciduous and coniferous trees growing in Central Europe in a compact format, along with all important and noteworthy details. This includes identification features, status, distribution, and habitat requirements, as well as information about their biological and ecological properties. The authors have placed particular emphasis on the description and origin of the scientific and German names for the plants, which is another distinctive feature of this book. These names, along with the systematics, are up to date and adapted to the 13th, completely revised edition of 'Fitschen – Gehölzflora.' A list of recommended wild fruit species and tips on trees suitable for bonsai complete this practical book. It serves as an inexhaustible source of information for all those involved in forestry, landscaping, and horticulture, as well as a valuable companion for tree enthusiasts on excursions or trips into our native nature.