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Out of her extensive experience of growing plants under glass, author and broadcaster Anne Swithinbank has written this guide to conservatory plants and how to grow them. The core of the book is an illustrated encyclopaedic catalogue of more than 1000 of the best conservatory plants. Selected for their attractiveness and usefulness, the plants are described in detail with full information about their cultivation. They are arranged according to use - for dramatic impact or as background, for seasonal interest or temporary display. There is also practical advice on feeding and watering, ways of regulating light, temperature and humidity, and step-by-step propagation.
Out of her extensive experience of growing plants under glass, author and broadcaster Anne Swithinbank has written this guide to conservatory plants and how to grow them. The core of the book is an illustrated encyclopaedic catalogue of more than 1000 of the best conservatory plants. Selected for their attractiveness and usefulness, the plants are described in detail with full information about their cultivation. They are arranged according to use - for dramatic impact or as background, for seasonal interest or temporary display. There is also practical advice on feeding and watering, ways of regulating light, temperature and humidity, and step-by-step propagation.
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The modern conservatory could be described as a place where people and plants share an almost symbiotic relationship in the same living space. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
The modern conservatory could be described as a place where people and plants share an almost symbiotic relationship in the same living space. Read the first page
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