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This is the Third Edition of Wild Plants of Maine, by Tom Seymour. Grab a copy and start finding food in your own backyard—or your neighbor's backyard, or the woods behind your house, or the side of Mt. Katahdin. If you've ever wanted to spice up your meals, pick your own food, or just serve adventures for dinner, this book is must-have for you. As predicted in the first news release, Wild Plants of Maine, by Tom Seymour has become a must-have book for wild edible plant enthusiasts. Now, with the addition of 10 new chapters, this authoritative guide sheds new light on some old favorites. Mushrooms, nuts, berries and even some common but greatly underutilized greens highlight this, the newest edition of this popular guide to edible plants.
Reviews "The third edition of Tom’s guide, Wild Plants of Maine, is truly amazing. I have his earlier editions, and he added and updated a lot in this new edition. I particularly love those plants Tom calls nibbles, the plants you can nibble on as you hike or hunt through the woods. We’ll never go hungry while hunting again!" --George Smith, author, journalist, former editor of The Maine Sportsman. read the complete review |
About the Author
An avid writer as well as a naturalist, Seymour writes four regular columns and a multitude of features including his popular “Maine Wildlife” for The Maine Sportsman Magazine. Seymour’s other credits include articles in Fur-Fish-Game, Maine Fish and Wildlife, Backpacker Magazine, Northern Woodlands People, Places, Plants and Maine Food & Lifestyle Magazine, among others. Seymour wrote a long-running, award-winning column “Waldo County Outdoors” for The Republican Journal (TRJ). He writes a garden column for Courier Publications and opinion pieces for TRP. Seymour wrote Hiking Maine, Fishing Maine, Foraging New England, Birding Maine and Nuts, Berries of New England and Mushrooms Maine for Globe Pequot Press (GPP) and Wild Plants of Maine: A Useful Guide, Hidden World Revealed: Musings of a Maine Naturalist and his Forager’s Notebook for Just Write Books. . He lives in a small cabin in Waldo, Maine. |
