Main Sources:
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Grieve, Mrs. M. (Edited and
Introduced by Mrs. C.F. Leyel) - "A Modern
Herbal", Penguin, 1984. (Main source for articles,
as this is probably the best British herbal ever written, first published in
1931! )
I am hugely indebted to Mrs. Grieve and her editor Hilda Leyel, because this
huge book is a treasure-trove, which gives lots of well-informed data and
commentary, which would be difficult or impossible to gather within one
life-time - this is a well-considered opinion, since I have received
professional training for many years as a medical herbalist - Anna)
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Morris, Pat (Consultant
Editor) - The Country Life Book of the Natural History of
the British Isles", Country Life Books/Hamlyn,
1988.
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"The Illustrated Book of Nature, a
seasonal guide to the habitats of the British Isles",
Mitchell Beazley Publishers, 1986
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Marjory Blamey & Christopher Grey-Wilson "The
iIllustrated Flora of Britain and Northern Europe", Hodder &
Stoughton, 1989.
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Fitter, Alasdair "Wild
Flowers of Britain and Northern Europe", general editor David
Attenborough, Collins New Generation Guide, 1987.
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B. E. Nicholson, S. Ary & M. Gregory "The
Oxford Book of Wild Flowers, Pocket edition", Oxford University
Press, 1973.
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Mabey, Richard "Flora Britannica",
Chatto & Windus, London, 1998.
- Mabey, Richard - "Food
for free", Harper Collins, 1992.
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Gabrielle Hatfield "Memory, Wisdom
and Healing, the history of Domestic Plant Medicine", Sutton
Publishing Ltd, 1999.
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Vaclav Vetvicka & Daniela Tousova "The
Hamlyn Colour Guide to Wildflowers of field and woodland", Hamlyn 1979.
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"The Ever-changing Woodlands, the
living Countryside", Reader's Digest, 1990.
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Michael Chinery "Exploring the
Countryside", W. H. Smith, 1987.
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