Seacoast Plants of the Carolinas: A New Guide for Plant Identification and Use in the Coastal Landscape (Southern Gateways Guides)

And represents a lifetime of observation and learning that is mind-bending. I learned so much from this incredibly valuable book and manual, and enjoyed reading every page.

Extremely informative book!! Great reference source.BEWARE for newbies: this is NOT just native id! He also identifies NON-NATIVE/INVASIVE. He denotes this, yet one must read the entire description-so please do not get fooled by those pretty invasive and go planting them. If you have them, remove them. The native plants thank you;)

You can find anything you need to know about native plants and interesting information too.

This is the perfect field guide for native plants of South Carolina. I'm learning the names of things I've seen all my life and didn't know their names or uses. Exactly what I was looking for!

Great info but some of the cross references from index to page didn’t match up. Probably just a proof read issue.

Written by Paul Hosier, Professor Emeritus at UNCW and published in association with NC Sea Grant. It's not just an ID guide...it gives you history and the science on environmental settings on the coasts, between VA and GA. Excellent resource for horticulturalists, environmentalists, and Extension Master Gardeners.

Well written. Easy to use as a reference, too. Good pics.

I’ve been interested in such a reference for years and then it appears, written by the professor who taught my most memorable college course at UNC-W! Congrats Paul, good job!