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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 635.965 EAN: 9780903505352 ISBN: 0903505355 Label: Transworld Publishers, London Manufacturer: Transworld Publishers, London Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 256 Publication Date: October 01, 1996 Publisher: Transworld Publishers, London Studio: Transworld Publishers, London Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - The House Plant ExpertA great book to have with you in the home, very easy to read and understand. Contains all the information on plants and the ideal location in the home without going into too much detail. I have found this book very easy to use and to help me identify plants that I have been unsure of and solutions to problems like yellow leaves etc and when to feed. Rating: - Useful... but not visually updated since 1982Hmm... a hard one to review, as there is so much in here which is useful both to the avid indoor gardener, and novice alike. The book, originally published in 1982 looks tired, and could have been easily updated with better graphics and photographs... illustrating ideas with (then) contempory photo's was a ground breaking step, now it looks odd. Very American in its idea's as well, and not terribly relevant to U.K. interiors. Still, it has clear to follow guides, a useful little problem's page, and some nice illustrations. Could however have been updated in order to be as valuable now as it was when I was starting out my indoor adventures. Rating: - Useful... but dated.This is the second book on houseplants by the author... the first being amazingly successful, and published worldwide. The most useful bits are the small photo's by which you can attempt to identify the plants you want to find out about. The photo's though are very grainy, and poor quality in my opinion, and not too good. There is poor cross linking, and the book looks very dated indeed, despite being recently written. It shows ideas as to where plants can go, using original 1970's-early 1980's photographs, and as such looks horrendously outdated. The language though is clear, and it has the occasional little gem. Buy if you have the series of books, to complete the set, otherwise think carefully. Having said that, this is a unique book, and useful in its own way. Rating: - Excellent for beginners and experts alikeThese books are just brilliant. Easy to read and even easier to understand, they explain everything you need to know about most [if not all] of the plants you're likely to try and raise at home. We borrowed a couple of these a few years ago, and have been itching to buy our own ever since. We'd only ever seen them in garden centres before [and sometimes at rather inflated prices...] Maybe now that Amazon's stocking them, we'll finally get the ones we want. Try searching the Internet for "The House Plant Expert (Expert Books)" or Ebay for "The House Plant Expert (Expert Books)". You might also be interested in the following great products:
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