Which are delicate and which indestructible? – We show how to find the right home for your plants and the right plants for your home. The Kew Gardener’s Guide to Growing House Plants is a beautifully illustrated giftable gardening reference book, combining exquisite botanical illustrations with practical indoor projects. Readers can discover over 75 life-changing plants and 12 home-transforming projects. Each project is described and illustrated with step-by-step photographs. Starting from the premise that we want to show how to grow the right plant in the right place, we demonstrate the benefits of all common house plants and how to care and curate them in the home. Includes cacti, succulents, bromeliads including air plants, foliage house plants, flowering house plants, and house plants for scent and air freshening.
The art and science to grow your own house plants KAY MAGUIRE, Kew Royal Botanic Gardens ... Height and spread — WHERE TO GROW Although tolerant of very low light levels, peace lily prefers brighter conditions, particularly if you want ...
This guide from the experts of Kew Royal Botanical Gardens is filled with tips and advice to help you grow your best vegetable garden ever!
A combination of botanical beauty and practical advice in Kew Gardener’s Guide to Growing Orchids will inspire beginners and experienced growers to love and grow 60 beautiful orchids and 12 inspirational projects.
Underpinned by the authority of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the expertise of Holly Farrell, The Kew Gardener’s Guide to Growing Herbs combines practical elements with inspiration and beauty.
The art and science to grow your own bulbs Richard Wilford, Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. UNDER TREES OR IN GARDEN BORDER Lily Lilium Family Liliaceae Height 50–200cm/20–80in The large, colourful flowers, often scented and appearing in the ...
Fix wires or trellis to the wall as a support to tie the rose into (see Training a rose against a wall, page 100). 3. Dig the planting hole at least 30cm/12in away from the wall. 4. Position the rose in the hole, angling it at about 45 ...
A combination of botanical beauty and practical advice in The Kew Gardener’s Guide to Growing Fruit will inspire beginners and experienced growers to love and grow their own fruit.
In this book readers can discover more than 200 life-saving plants and 25 home-grown remedies to make themselves. Each home cure is described and illustrated with step-by-step photographs to show how you can be a gardener and heal yourself.
The book contains a full guide to each type of fruit, with tips on where to grow, planting, how to tend to them and the best tricks to get the most out of your crop.
Which are delicate and which indestructable?