The Encyclopedia Of Medicinal Plants: A Practical Reference Guide by Andrew Chevallier offers a richly illustrated overview of herbs and natural remedies, blending botany with alternative health insights for both young adults and adult readers. Its clear, reference‑style entries make it a handy resource for anyone interested in phytotherapy, wellness and the science of plant‑based medicine.
Published by Dorling Kindersley in 1996, this hardcover volume sits comfortably in the environment, nature & earth and health, treatments & medicine categories, providing a modern yet timeless look at medicinal plants. The book’s vivid illustrations support the text, making it an engaging guide for students, educators and hobbyists alike.
The copy is in solid condition with a tight binding and no writing, dog‑ears or stains, and it comes from a smoke‑free home. Front and back inner pages show some foxing and there is a small surface tear on the publication page, but otherwise the book is clean and tidy.
Overall, this illustrated encyclopedia is a practical addition to any collection focused on natural medicine, herbal therapy or botanical reference, offering reliable information in a well‑preserved format.