Reading the landscape - the ability to key, identify, and interpret flora, fauna, and geology - enriches human experience in the natural world. William C. Martin and Charles R. Hutchins provide a window into New Mexico's floral life and Fall Wildflowers of New Mexico, the third and final volume in their series on the wildflowers of the state. The authors incorporate illustrations, general descriptions, range and habitat, and key characters for 348 species into their text. Many of the flowers are illustrated in color, and all are accompanied by the elegant drawings by Robert DeWitt Ivey. Identification keys are arranged both by general characteristics and by families and genera. For the uninitiated, Fall Wildflowers offers a handy explanatory guide to the use of identification keys. Both professional botanists and amateur enthusiasts will find this volume a helpful and thorough guide to New Mexico's fall landscape.