Introducing “How Not to Kill Your Houseplant: Survival Tips for the Horticulturally Challenged”! This delightful book is a must-have for all gardeners, especially those who may have a bit of a black thumb. Packed with humor, wit, and practical advice, it’s the ultimate guide to keeping your leafy friends alive and thriving.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a complete novice, this book is here to rescue your houseplants from an untimely demise. With easy-to-follow tips and tricks, you’ll learn how to identify common plant problems, understand their needs, and provide the TLC they deserve. From watering woes to sunlight struggles, this book covers it all in a fun and engaging way.
What makes “How Not to Kill Your Houseplant” a brilliant gift for gardeners is its ability to turn a potentially frustrating experience into a lighthearted adventure. It’s perfect for those who love plants but may lack the greenest of thumbs. This book will not only help them keep their plants alive but also bring a smile to their face with its humorous approach.
So, whether you’re looking to brighten up a friend’s day or simply want to add a touch of green to your own life, “How Not to Kill Your Houseplant” is the ideal gift. It falls under the category of gardening books, making it a thoughtful and practical choice for anyone who loves plants or wants to embark on a green journey. Get ready to transform your home into a lush oasis with this delightful survival guide!
Catherine Stapleton –
I got this as a present for my mother but I like so much I think I’ll get one for me too.
She recently got into houseplants so I think it will be helpful to her especially as it’s explained in such simple terms.
Some said it’s vague but unfortunately it’s my experience that some plants if overwatered or underwatered can have similar symptoms.
Overall I think it’s very helpful.
Pink_Lady13 –
An excellent and informative book, but what really impressed me was the sheer volume of content packed into what appears a fairly small book. Loads of houseplants are discussed with handy cross reference guides to other similar types, lots of helpful pictures, it’s a really interesting and informative book.
Thanks to the illustrations and layout it makes a great gift.
Meditator –
Comprehensive coverage of most plants which are kept indoors, useful suggestions and information.
I am really glad I have this book.
Caroline –
Fantastic book, well set out with useful tips and advice
Monica –
This is a great book for beginners who need a little information about their houseplants. The format is great as well. Love it! Simple and straight to the point with lots of great tips.
Sarah Taylor –
Bought as a gift for someone, not so gifted in the alive-houseplant department. She loves it. Very informative.
Maggie –
It’s a simple to read reference book.Useful illustrations and easy to follow advice. Bought as a gift and I’m.pleased with it.
Joyce Riley –
Very good and helpful book
Amandine Wolf –
I’m a new plant mom and I wanted a book that I could research about new plants I got it, and I need to say this: this book is more than helpful, I’m super satisfied with the price and quality of the hardcover too
Amazon Customer –
I bought this after borrowing a copy from my friend and loving it. It’s extremely helpful for simplifying plant care and has helpful pictures. I’ve made some changes to my plants that I had thought were fairly happy and am already seeing improvements!
Meditator –
Really helped me figure out how to take care of my plants! Super practical and easy to understand. Totally recommend this book.
Nicola Beaumont –
Easy to understand and pictures of plants also helpful.
Jodie Kuncken –
I love this book. It gives you a little bit of everything from how to purchase a plant how to feed it and water it. How much sun it needs what to do if it gets bugs how to trim my back. It even includes the types of plans for a working fireman, lol lighting or even direct lighting. There’s pictures with every page so you have a idea of different plans, well worth the money, and I refer back to this book often especially after I purchase a new plant. Five star in my opinion.