by Danae Horst
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2020. 195 pages. Nonfiction
Turn over a new leaf with Houseplants for All and keep all your plants happy and healthy, while they do the same for you. Filled with bright and colorful photos, this beautiful primer is best for finding the perfect plant for your situation. Including ways to manage low light or low humidity areas, the author also covers common pests and problems with houseplants and how to prevent or care for plants when you get them.
If you haven't found a plant for your indoor space yet, or plants have a tendency to wilt over time, then start here. It covers all the basics with clarity and makes having houseplants an achievable goal, especially for those who have difficulty incorporating them into their lives.
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Plant Therapy: How an Indoor Green Oasis Can Improve Your Mental and Emotional Wellbeing
by Katie Cooper
Hardie Grant Books, 2020. 159 pages. Nonfiction
Broken down into five chapters--The Human-Nature Relationship, Plants and Health, Plants and People, Living with Plants and an informative Plant Directory--the book first explains how we have come to exist in an environment that is at odds with our mental, emotional and physical needs. Then the book explores how we can readjust this balance, before showcasing plants that help us to breathe, restore balance, and boost our wellbeing.
Plant Style: How to Greenify Your Space
by Alana Langan
Thames & Hudson Inc., 2018. 149 pages. Nonfiction
With design-savvy tips and expert advice, you’ll learn all there is to know about decorating with plants and botanical styling--plus the necessities like light requirements and when to water and feed. From bathroom to boudoir to every room in between, create your very own green oasis with Plant Style.
Houseplants: The Complete Guide to Choosing, Growing, and Caring for Indoor Plants
by Lisa Eldred Steinkopf
Cool Springs, 2017. 272 pages. Nonfiction
In Houseplants, expert grower Lisa Eldred Steinkopf gives you the advice and information you need to confidently bring a plant (or two, or more!) home and find joy in keeping it lush and healthy. Organized by easiest to hardest to care for, this resource is key in finding and maintaining your indoor landscape.
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If you liked Houseplants for All, you may also like:
by Katie Cooper
Hardie Grant Books, 2020. 159 pages. Nonfiction
Broken down into five chapters--The Human-Nature Relationship, Plants and Health, Plants and People, Living with Plants and an informative Plant Directory--the book first explains how we have come to exist in an environment that is at odds with our mental, emotional and physical needs. Then the book explores how we can readjust this balance, before showcasing plants that help us to breathe, restore balance, and boost our wellbeing.
by Alana Langan
Thames & Hudson Inc., 2018. 149 pages. Nonfiction
With design-savvy tips and expert advice, you’ll learn all there is to know about decorating with plants and botanical styling--plus the necessities like light requirements and when to water and feed. From bathroom to boudoir to every room in between, create your very own green oasis with Plant Style.
by Lisa Eldred Steinkopf
Cool Springs, 2017. 272 pages. Nonfiction
In Houseplants, expert grower Lisa Eldred Steinkopf gives you the advice and information you need to confidently bring a plant (or two, or more!) home and find joy in keeping it lush and healthy. Organized by easiest to hardest to care for, this resource is key in finding and maintaining your indoor landscape.
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