Yates Top 50 Indoor Plants
Yates Top 50 Indoor Plants and How NOT to Kill Them! covers 50 of the most popular indoor plants, where in your home they’re suited to and tips on watering, feeding and how to pot them up.
Australia’s bestselling and most trusted gardening guide completely revised and updated, the 44th edition is a must-have for keen beginners and green thumbs alike, covering everything today’s gardener wants to know, whether your garden is on a tiny balcony or in a big backyard. Fully illustrated and detailing more than 1000 plant species, this book contains everything you need to know about growing trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, vegetables, herbs and fruit. Including new ideas for today’s gardener – such as adding chooks to your backyard; establishing a community garden; encouraging bees in the garden; growing microgreens; transplanting established plants with success; and a new herb-planting chart – the Guide also retains all its tried-and-true features.
Yates Top 50 Indoor Plants and How NOT to Kill Them! covers 50 of the most popular indoor plants, where in your home they’re suited to and tips on watering, feeding and how to pot them up.
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