Success With Houseplants

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More than 1500 illustrations combine with concise, expert advice to ensure success with nearly every type of house plant, including flowering and foliage plants, indoor trees, ferns, mosses, creepers, cacti, and other succulents.

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Great guide to cultivation of most common and quite a lot of exotic houseplants.

Initial section on appreciation and use of houseplants ut the bulk of the book is mad eup of the A-Z.

Illustrated mostly with monochrome line drawings or coloured sketches, each entry gives general info followed y recommended varieties/cultivars and details of how to care for the plant covering light, temperature, watering, feeding, potting/repotting and propagation requirements.

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Gilbert, Richard (Contributing Editor)
Huxley, Anthony (General Editor)
Black, Peter (Contributor)
Boyd, Lizzie (Contributor)
Chapman, Peter (Contributor)
Goodship, Gwen (Contributor)
Martin, Margaret (Contributor)
More, Judith (Assistant Editor)

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Alternate titles
Success with House Plants
Original publication date
1979
Epigraph
[None]
Dedication
[None]
First words
The opening pages of Success with House Plants provide a largely pictorial introduction to the attractive and colorful world of the indoor gardener.

How to use this book : appreciating house plants.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Woody Refers to plant tissue that becomes lignified and hard, persisting throughout the plant's rest periods even if leaves die away. Thus, woody stems are more or less permanent. Compare herbaceous.
Original language
English
Canonical DDC/MDS
635.965
Canonical LCC
SB419

Classifications

Genres
Home & Garden, Nonfiction, General Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
635.965Applied science & technologyAgricultureGarden crops (Horticulture)Flowers and ornamental plantsSpecial areas and purposesHouseplants
LCC
SB419AgricultureHorticulture. Plant propagation. Plant breedingPlant cultureFlowers and flower culture. Ornamental plantsRoof gardening. Balcony gardening

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Reviews
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Languages
English
Media
Paper
ISBNs
6
ASINs
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