Woody Plants of the Southeastern US:
A Winter Guide

Ron Lance

To the untrained eye, the woods in winter can seem to be no more than a collection of grey lifeless twigs, but “Bare twigs and dormant buds are merely another dimension in the appearance of our woody plants,... often overlooked yet perfectly distinctive if viewed with an eye for detail.”

Over 800 woody plants are described and illustrated.

Ronald W. Lance is a lifetime resident of the southeastern U.S., active in biology, forestry, botany and horticulture roles since 1975. In 2022 the Southern Appalachian Botanical Society awarded him the prestigious Elizabeth Anne Bartholomew Award. He is currently a biologist/land manager with the North American Land Trust. His other books include Haws — A Guide to Hawthorns of the Southeastern United States and Woody Plants of the Blue Ridge.

University of Georgia Press.

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