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Make Your Own Indoor Garden
How to Fill Your Home with Low Maintenance Greenery
Sarah Durber
A comprehensive beginner’s guide to low-maintenance houseplants for those who want more greenery in their lives!
This book aims to answer the most commonly asked questions by new plant owners—and help non-experts who want to have more greenery in their lives but don’t know where to start. It advises on the best plant for a variety of home conditions so everyone can find plants that suit their space.
Find step-by-step guides to creating and designing your own terrariums, cacti and succulent gardens, and even kokedamas (Japanese for Moss Ball). Make Your Own Indoor Garden includes descriptions of the equipment needed and how to find them inexpensively. Discover a newfound joy in plants and nature while you learn a brand-new skill with information on what may be causing damage to a plant, how to look after plants so that they last, and how plants can improve physical and mental health. The innate human need to be around nature is called biophilia—and this book helps you satisfy that need with a focus on low maintenance, good-looking greenery!
“True plant connections could start here.” —Booklist
This book aims to answer the most commonly asked questions by new plant owners—and help non-experts who want to have more greenery in their lives but don’t know where to start. It advises on the best plant for a variety of home conditions so everyone can find plants that suit their space.
Find step-by-step guides to creating and designing your own terrariums, cacti and succulent gardens, and even kokedamas (Japanese for Moss Ball). Make Your Own Indoor Garden includes descriptions of the equipment needed and how to find them inexpensively. Discover a newfound joy in plants and nature while you learn a brand-new skill with information on what may be causing damage to a plant, how to look after plants so that they last, and how plants can improve physical and mental health. The innate human need to be around nature is called biophilia—and this book helps you satisfy that need with a focus on low maintenance, good-looking greenery!
“True plant connections could start here.” —Booklist
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