Good way to identify tree species in my area(northern VA) for people that cant read books? I bought the Audubon field guide for north eastern trees but it doesnt help me at all. Theres like 500 trees or something in that book idek where to start or really how to use it, i think books just aren't for meWhats the next best way to identify and retain the info i learn?
>>2877366how do people like you even pass the captcha ?
>>2877367They get their mom to do it for them.
>>2877366use picturethis, its a app the datamines you that you take a picture of a plant and it tells you what it is
>>2877366Look at leaves. Easiest way. Just take a picture of a tree, match its leaves to a picture in a guide book. (Try to get full color ones.)
>>2877367I like shapes, always been really good with them>>2877378Dont want datamining apps buy appreciate the suggestion>>2877387This actually gives me a good idea. Ill make my first tree leaf scrapbook. That way ill have all the leaves up close and personal, making it more likely to retain identification info
