weeds

Elementary school secret agent Amelia continues her efforts to save the world from evil geniuses and criminal masterminds, this time foiling a jewel thief, identifying some unusual cat burglars, and evading a weed army.

Describes over 100 species of plants, insects, fishes, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals that are currently abundant and appear resilient enough to be likely to continue to thrive in the altered North American environment of tomorrow.

An introduction to weeds that are always "weeds" and weeds that are considered wild flowers.

Explores the plants that have been dubbed as weeds, such as dandelions, crabgrass, poison ivy, poppies, and thistles, discussing their histories, portrayal in books, destruction of ecosystems, restoration of war-torn lands, and more.

Brief text, map, and color illustration describe each weed and its habitat. Includes more than 145 of the most important weeds.

Introduces terrestrial plants and their habitats, explains what makes some of them invasive, describes several kinds of such plants, and discusses management.

Introduces aquatic and wetland plants and their habitats, explains what makes some of them invasive, describes several kinds of such plants, and discusses management.

Nate the Great searches for a missing weed after it disappears from a pot on Oliver's porch.

Easy-to-read text and illustrations describe various kinds of seeds and weeds.