There are so many wild plants in Quebec that are pleasant to look at, smell, and touch. This book will help you identify 50 of them growing in forests, cities, or fields. We chose them because they are very abundant, easy to spot, or so that you can recognize and avoid those that are toxic to the touch. You will learn, among other things, how to distinguish poison ivy and giant hogweed, plants you should avoid touching because they could cause you severe burns. You will also get to know the purple pitcher plant, a carnivorous plant that feeds on insects, and the lovely snapdragon, which you may have already seen without knowing its name. Are you ready for this adventure that will help you name the nature around you?
