I’ve just posted a new page that lists some of my most-frequently-used online references about trees. You can find it here, and it is also linked on the Tree Info page.
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Will you be writing a field guide to shrubs at some point? I have your excellent guide to trees (my go-to book in the field) but I could not find entries for common shrubs here in Massachusetts, such as autumn olive, chokeberry, ground juniper, and several honeysuckle species. I realize now that the guide does not cover shrubs. I also realize the distinction can be somewhat arbitrary.
Thank you. All of your guides are on the “top shelf” of my nature library.