Weeds: In Defense of Nature's Most Unloved Plants

Weeds: How vagabond plants gatecrashed civilisation and changed the way we think about nature | Richard Mabey

so-so

It was ok. Some parts were interesting, and others were dry. I probably tuned out a lot when he was looking at literature (except â€œIn Flanders Fieldsâ€, which has more meaning). I still love the idea of the book, though!

LibraryCin Ah, this doesnt show the subtitle. "In defense on natures most unloved plants" 7y

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Maggim

Weeds: How vagabond plants gatecrashed civilisation and changed the way we think about nature | Richard Mabey

And now for something completely different.

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MissHel

Weeds: How vagabond plants gatecrashed civilisation and changed the way we think about nature | Richard Mabey

bailed

What is the relationship humans have with weeds? This is a pleasant, anecdotal book, and possibly the third time I've tried to settle down and read it, but alas! I'm not into it.

Lindy I have Mabey's Cabaret of Plants out from the library and it's much more substantial than Weeds. Feeling daunted. 8y

MissHel @Lindy I have his herbal, and it's chock full of usefulness. Maybe the Cabaret of Plants will be equally useful and user friendly. 8y

Lindy @MissHel I will let you know. ðŸŒž 8y

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