How Not to Kill Your Houseplant: Survival Tips for Horticulturally Challenged by Veronica Peerless

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9780241302170 If youve ever walked away from a new plant with high hopes only to see it droop, this is the book youve been waiting for. How Not to Kill Your Houseplant: Survival Tips for Horticulturally Challenged by Veronica Peerless is a practical, encouraging guide designed for plant lovers of all levels. Whether youre shopping for a beginner, a busy parent, a classroom helper, or a devoted gift buyer, this houseplant care guide helps you transform a wilted pot into an indoor oasis. Whats inside this plant-care guide With clear, friendly directions, the book covers more than 50 popular houseplants, outlining exactly what each plant needs to thrive. Youll learn how to identify the type of care your plant requires, discover which companions flourish in your living space, and pick up smart routines for watering and maintenance. From keeping a cactus alive to choosing the right spot for air plants and knowing when to repot succulents, this guide covers the essentials of indoor gardening. It also explains how to tune light, temperature, humidity, and watering to your plants unique needs, so you can avoid common mistakes and enjoy resilient, colorful greenery all year round. Key features at a glance Over 50 plant profiles detailing care needs and growth habits Clear guidance on light, water, heat, and humidity requirements Practical tips for reviving wilting plants and creating sustainable care routines Advice spanning cacti, air plants, succulents, and more Step-by-step strategies to repot and refresh your indoor greenery About the author Veronica Peerless is a trained horticulturalist and garden designer, and an experienced writer and editor. She serves as Commissioning Content Editor at Gardens Illustrated and has previously contributed to Gardeners World, Which? Gardening, The English Garden, Garden Design Journal, and Telegraph Gardening. She was the horticultural consultant on The Gardeners Year, published by DK, bring