A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina, revised and expanded edition

"A gorgeous tour de force. is book is filled with great scientic information, presented beautifully and visually. Anyone interested in the natural history of South Carolina and nearby regions should read it, and then keep a copy in their car or backpack."—Alan Weakley, conservationist and author of Flora of the Southeastern United States

"If you would like to have just one wild ower book, A Guide to the Wild owers of South Carolina should be at the top of your list. Whether you're a professional botanist, a serious amateur botanist, or a nature enthusiast, this book is a must read. The authors' lifelong collective knowledge of plants will lead you to a lifetime of enjoying nature in all its many designs and uses."—Harry E. Shealy Jr., distinguished professor of history emeritus, University of South Carolina Aiken

"The quintessential book about wild owers, A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina insightfully documents nature's gifts and showcases the pressing need for conservation for the ages."—Angela C. Halfacre, professor emeritus, Furman University

"Through the state's plants, these remarkable botanists open the window to South Carolina's extraordinary natural history in clear, concise language understandable to the typical user, yet technical enough to provide an accurate identi cation and appreciation of each species covered."—John A. Brubaker, past president, South Carolina Native Plant Society and South Carolina Exotic Pest Plant Council