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| 181.The Complete Book of House Plants: A Practical Guide to Selecting and Caring for Houseplants by: John Evans 1994-12 |
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| Equipped with beautiful color photographs and clearly written text. Specific care and problem info boxes are provided for each plant, each of which is listed by both Latin and common names. |
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| 182.Indoor Plants: The Essential Guide to Choosing and Caring for Indoor, Conservatory and Patio Plants by: Dorte Nissen February 25, 2005 |
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| Equipped with beautiful color photographs and clearly written text. Specific care and problem info boxes are provided for each plant, each of which is listed by both Latin and common names. |
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| 183.The New Houseplant Book by: Jenny Raworth, Valerie Bradley April 01, 1998 |
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| The New Indoor Gardener is a great book if you, like me, are guilty of killing most of your houseplants. Some may argue that it is sheer neglect that cause their death but it is not this alone. You need an understanding of how plants feel and what makes them vulnerable and what type of habitat they require in order to feel comfortable and to thrive. It sounds a bit mad, I know, but this book gives you a real insight as to what you need to do with all varieties of houseplant. This book tells you where your plants come from and so therefore what type of habitat they require i.e. where to place them in the house. The book also shows how to display various plants using basic household items like jars and baskets. The Plant Doctor is ... Read More |
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| 184.Herbs to Grow Indoors by: Adelma Grenier Simmons 1975-07 |
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| The New Indoor Gardener is a great book if you, like me, are guilty of killing most of your houseplants. Some may argue that it is sheer neglect that cause their death but it is not this alone. You need an understanding of how plants feel and what makes them vulnerable and what type of habitat they require in order to feel comfortable and to thrive. It sounds a bit mad, I know, but this book gives you a real insight as to what you need to do with all varieties of houseplant. This book tells you where your plants come from and so therefore what type of habitat they require i.e. where to place them in the house. The book also shows how to display various plants using basic household items like jars and baskets. The Plant Doctor is ... Read More |
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| 185.Roses (Random House Book of ... (Garden Plants)) by: Roger Phillips, Martyn E. Rix 1988-04 |
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| This book contains hundreds of clear photos of roses, as well as an index so you can find what youre looking for. Fantastic to browse through time and again - there are so many forms and colours that I didnt know about before. Very helpful, whether youre trying to find a rose for your garden or trying to identify one you already have. Also has useful information about the origin and breeding of roses, and each rose photographed also has information including breeder, year, and parentage. This book is a fantastic resource. |
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| 186.Australian Plants for the Garden (Australia's Best Garden Guides) by: Gwen Elliott January 01, 1998 |
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| This book contains hundreds of clear photos of roses, as well as an index so you can find what youre looking for. Fantastic to browse through time and again - there are so many forms and colours that I didnt know about before. Very helpful, whether youre trying to find a rose for your garden or trying to identify one you already have. Also has useful information about the origin and breeding of roses, and each rose photographed also has information including breeder, year, and parentage. This book is a fantastic resource. |
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| 187.Potted Histories: Natural History of Houseplants by: Paul Simons, John Ruthven May 04, 1995 |
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| This is by far the most helpful book on its subject that I know. It tells you what environment a plant is used to in the wild and how best to recreate it. There are also interesting bits of information about the history of the plant - who collected it, how the Victorians or whoever displayed it in their homes. Particularly useful is a section of suggestions of what plant to place in various location, such as bathrooms, hallways and so on. There are plenty of pictures, although it isn't a very trendy design. Definitely worth tracking down! |
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| 188.What Houseplant Where by: Roy Lancaster, Matthew Biggs 1998-09 |
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| As with all the DK books, "What Houseplant Where" features beautiful, clear pictures throughout. The plants are categorised according to type/location/use, which makes it a breeze to choose the appropriate plant for all around the house. There are also clear, concise directions for plant-specific care. My first purchase chosen from the book has been a complete success, and is looking healthy and happy in its location. I look forward to filling my home with carefully selected plants from the book, that I will know how to look after and keep alive! |
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| 189.The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual by: Barbara Pleasant 2005-07 |
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| As with all the DK books, "What Houseplant Where" features beautiful, clear pictures throughout. The plants are categorised according to type/location/use, which makes it a breeze to choose the appropriate plant for all around the house. There are also clear, concise directions for plant-specific care. My first purchase chosen from the book has been a complete success, and is looking healthy and happy in its location. I look forward to filling my home with carefully selected plants from the book, that I will know how to look after and keep alive! |
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| 190.Ornamental Foliage Plants by: Denise Greig October 31, 2004 |
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| As with all the DK books, "What Houseplant Where" features beautiful, clear pictures throughout. The plants are categorised according to type/location/use, which makes it a breeze to choose the appropriate plant for all around the house. There are also clear, concise directions for plant-specific care. My first purchase chosen from the book has been a complete success, and is looking healthy and happy in its location. I look forward to filling my home with carefully selected plants from the book, that I will know how to look after and keep alive! |
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