Wesen und Geheimnisse der Neophyten

Neophytes are often seen as the evil invaders in our nature. They displace native plants and are said to be of no benefit to wildlife. But is that really true? In this book, Wolf-Dieter Storl shows how we can make friends with these introduced plants.

He explains thoroughly and knowledgeably that species such as giant hogweed, Canadian goldenrod, or Himalayan balsam are by no means a problem. In the countries they come from, many of them are considered valuable food, utility, and medicinal plants, and some are even regarded as sacred plants used in shamanic or ritual practices.

This book allows us to view, understand, and beneficially apply wandering plants from a fresh perspective.