The House Plant Expert - Couverture souple

The House Plant Expert has been the indoor gardening bible since its introduction in 1960.Over the years it has become the best-selling plant book the world has ever known and there are now more than 14 million copies in print.Updates have appeared at regular intervals, and now at last the long-awaited sequel is available - The House Plant Expert: Book Two.

·A host of new house plants have appeared during the last ten years.These plants are in the shops, but they are not in the books - until now.

·There are in-depth features on bonsai, orchids, bromeliads, Christmas flowers, herbs and many more.

·Roomscaping is introduced - the way to use house plants alone or in groups as decorative features rather than as green or coloured pets.

·The problem section answers the main difficulties with indoor plants - why they don't flower, why they die, how much to water and much more.

·There's even a miscellany - a collection of bits and pieces from the lucky bamboo story to the easy way to measure humidity.

Over 200 million house plants are sold every year in the UK.Most house plant buyers rely on the House Plant Expert for the straight-forward, reliable advice Experts are renowned for.Now there is The House Plant Expert: Book Two for the millions who want to know more.There are lots more plants to buy, lots more ideas to try!

The House Plant Expert has been the indoor gardening bible since its introduction in 1960.Over the years it has become the best-selling plant book the world has ever known and there are now more than 14,000,000 copies in print.Updates have appeared at regular intervals, and now at last the long-awaited sequel has been published.

A host of new house plants have appeared during the last ten years.These plants are in the shops, but they are not in the books - until now.There are in-depth features on bonsai, orchids, bromeliads, Christmas flowers, herbs and many more.Roomscaping is introduced - the way to use house plants alone or in groups as decorative features rather than as green or coloured pets.The problem section answers the main difficulties with indoor plants - why they don't flower, why they die, how much to water and much more.There's even a miscellany - a collection of bits and pieces from the lucky bamboo story to the easy way to measure humidity.

Over 200 million house plants are sold every year in the UK, and sales have increased 200% over the last decade (source: The Times).Millions of people everywhere rely on the House Plant Expert for the straightforward, reliable advice it contains.Now there is The House Plant Expert: Book Two for the millions who want to know more.

There are lots more plants to buy, lots more ideas