No comments about Popular Houseplants.

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1 comments about The healthy houseplant book.

1. The Healthy Houseplant Book includes advice on how to grow, care for and propogate more than 200 widely available species with 300 superb full-color illustrations and professional grower's tips for the layman. Nice large page information and color photos of numerous house plants. Excellent reference book for the houseplant lover/grower. Translated from the original Dutch into English.

No comments about The Houseplant Survival Manual: How to Keep Your Houseplants Healthy William Davidson Photography by Ian Howes: How to Keep Your Houseplants Healthy (A QED Book).

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1 comments about Plants from Plants the Secrets of Propagating.

1. I originally found this valuable, and interesting book at my local library. I would continually take it out whenever I needed it because I couldn't find it in any book store. Finally I put myself on waitlist for it with Amazon. I am so happy that it lives with me now. I can pick this book up at any time when making plants from plants. I love it just as much today as the first time I ever saw it many years ago.

1 comments about Potted Histories: How to Make House Plants Feel at Home.

1. Corinna Ott Weber
   
   Potted Histories is a beautiful book which gives the impression of being much bigger than its real size. It is a book that makes me want to have all the plants and flowers depicted in it (the pictures are just lovely, with a romantic touch), and it has a very special way to show how life can be much nicer with plants surrounding us in our own home.
   
   This paperback edition is of a great, great quality. It has a lot of photos, also of a very good quality. It is delightful to have a look at them again and again. I recommend this 144 pages of beauty to every person who likes to sit down with a good "friend" and enjoy a moment of vibrant peace and silence... maybe with a warm cup of tea or coffee.
   
   Like the authors say in their Introduction, "this is a very unusual house plant book - a cross between horticulture, natural history and botany. But why?". Treat yourself to this fascinating book and have the joy of answering this question by yourself.

No comments about Successful Houseplants (Practical Gardening Library).

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