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Joan
Hill, 1998, paperback, 129 pages
Includes useful
information on the history and development of the species alongside
advice on propagation, general care, pest control and hybridisation of
the plant.
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Gideon
Smith, 2006, hardback, 160 pages
The author
introduces a selection of easy to grow species suitable for the beginner
as well as providing a selection of the more difficult and desirable
species.
235 colour photographs accompany the text which explains all about care,
maintenance, watering and feeding.
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Graham
Charles, 2003, hardback, 192 pages
Ideal for novices
or experienced growers, the author includes information on the
characteristics, their natural environment, watering, feeding, general
care, propagation and pests and diseases of 250 species.
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David
Squire, 2006, hardback, 160 pages
A comprehensive
guide to caring for houseplants successfully. Topics include
buying the right plants for the right location, feeding and watering,
propagation, repotting and pests and diseases. Features 380 colour
photographs.
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Conservatory
and Greenhouse Gardening |
Lia
Leendertz, 2005, paperback, 160 pages
Whether it's a
small citrus plant or a large vine, conservatory plants are more popular
than ever. Practical advice and step by step instructions cover
everything from choosing and planning a design to filling it full of
plants and keeping them thriving.
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Conservatory
and Indoor Plants |
Roger
Phillips, 1998, paperback, 320 pages
Includes practical
information on begonias, lilies, jasmines, orchids, hoyas, palms, ferns,
oleanders amongst many others. Also includes information on
greenhouse cultivation and the environment of houseplants in the wild.
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Growing
Successful Orchids in the Greenhouse & Conservatory |
Mark
Isaac-Williams, 2003, paperback, 128 pages
Written in a clear
and accessible style, this book is illustrated with more than 300 colour
photographs from across the world. Includes comprehensive
information on the main types of orchid varieties with specialist advice
on general care and pests and diseases.
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Paul
Williams, 2006, hardback, 192 pages
Paul Williams
offers practical tips and advice on how to keep house plants healthy and
happy. With information on general care, pruning and potting,
this title provides all you need to know about 140 houseplants.
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Cecilia
Heffernan, 2006, hardback, 160 pages
This in-depth title
includes advice on how to look for healthy plants at garden centres or
shops, providing the most appropriate soil, light, water and food for
your plant, how to repot or propagate, how to create decorative indoor
floral displays and useful advice on individual plants now available for
growing indoors.
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David
Squire, 2002, paperback, 128 pages
A guide to keeping
your houseplants healthy by discussing the appropriate care and
cultivation including positioning, watering, feeding, repotting and
propagation.
Step by step instructions offer practical advice on flowering and
foliage plants, bulbs, palms, ferns and cacti, alongside a
troubleshooting section. Features 110 photographs.
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