An anthology that brings together poetry and prose from a range of writers, from the Roman natural historian Pliny and the Chinese poet Po Chu-I, to Sir Walter Scott and Robert Fortune, to twentieth-century poets such as Seamus Heaney. It is suitable for lovers of literature, gardening and nature.

Product Description: The redwood tree has long been the national icon for nature and conservation, and few natural wonders has stimulated so much writing. This highly illustrated literary anthology, with diverse selections—stories, poems, natural history writing, and articles about contemporary conservation issues—that span more than 300 years, provides a unique and complete view of the tree’s place in history and the imagination...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

An anthology of literature on trees includes poetry, tales, essays, and fiction