Plant
House plants: choosing, styling, caring
«Where once houseplants were the province of an older generation who had the time, knowledge and space to tend them, they're now proving popular with a younger, cooler crowd.»
The Telegraph
Plant is a stylish, practical, modern guide to the world of house plants by the Guardian houseplant columnist, Gynelle Leon.
House plants can change a home in an instant. A flash of colour, a calming influence, they are adaptable, affordable and - if you know how - easy to care for.
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Plant is a stylish, practical, modern guide to the world of house plants by the Guardian houseplant columnist, Gynelle Leon.
House plants can change a home in an instant. A flash of colour, a calming influence, they are adaptable, affordable and - if you know how - easy to care for.
In Plant, horticultural expert and author of Prick, Gynelle Leon, gives you all the knowledge you need to help your plants thrive. Featuring:
- A plant gallery showcasing some of the very best house plants
- A chapter of styling ideas to inspire you to show your plants and their best
- A care guide with all you need to know to help your plants thrive
House plants can change a home in an instant. A flash of colour, a calming influence, they are adaptable, affordable and - if you know how - easy to care for.
In Plant, horticultural expert and author of Prick, Gynelle Leon, gives you all the knowledge you need to help your plants thrive. Featuring:
- A plant gallery showcasing some of the very best house plants
- A chapter of styling ideas to inspire you to show your plants and their best
- A care guide with all you need to know to help your plants thrive
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Mitchell Beazley
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- Sider
- 224
- ISBN
- 9781784726744
- Utgivelsesår
- 2021
- Format
- 21 x 15 cm
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«Where once houseplants were the province of an older generation who had the time, knowledge and space to tend them, they're now proving popular with a younger, cooler crowd.»
The Telegraph