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Balchandani J: You're Overwatering It!

You're Overwatering It!

An Expert Guide to House Plants

What to Grow for a Climate Resilient Garden&nbsp;urges green-thumbed readers that are conscious of the environment to think deeper about the impact of maintaining a thriving garden on the future of the planet, and vice versa. With easy, practical ideas, it is the ideal book for experienced gardeners and a growing environmentally-inclined public looking for ways to make a difference. Eminent plant expert Dr Amanda Rasmussen explains what makes particular plants suited to certain conditions, along with easy-to-implement ideas for forward-thinking gardeners. Whether you are gardening in the rain, the baking hot sun, in the city or the countryside, you'll discover information and inspiration for creating your very own resilient, future-proofed garden. The author's expertise ensures a book that is botanically sound, but also aesthetically designed and eye-catching. The fascinating information about easy-to-find plants for a wide range of abilities and geographically diverse locations makes this book highly desirable for all gardeners wishing to diversify their green spaces as the climate continues to change radically.

Practical advice for gardeners on plants that can cope in all climates

RHS What to Grow for a Climate Resilient Garden

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

For centuries we have harnessed the ancient wisdom of botanical healing, with plants used for a multitude of remedies that nurture both body and soul. Kew: The Apothecary's Garden is a fascinating exploration of nature's pharmacy and the healing power of plants, from soothing hops, chamomile and valerian, and invigorating guarana, maca and ginseng, to the infection-fighting turmeric and tea tree and the immunity-boosting turkey tail mushroom. Herbal remedies, natural tinctures, and the historical and botanical background of plants are revealed through expert text and beautiful illustrations from the renowned Kew archive. This curious history of plants that heal describes the incredible properties of over 60 species. Exploring the original folk remedies they inspired and the science behind them, this is the weird and wonderful story of how humans have harnessed nature's apothecary.

The science and mythology of medicinal plants

Kew: The Apothecary's Garden

Following the principle of "right crop, right place," everyone can grow fruits and vegetables that will thrive in their space, large or small. Including varieties of vegetables, fruits, herbs, edible flowers, and container crops, there is something here for everyone - from favorites like chilis and figs to honeyberry, wasabi, agretti, and amaranth.

How to Plant the Right Crops in the Right Places and Help Your Garden Thrive

Grow Food Anywhere

"An RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold medalist invites readers to explore his garden through personal reflections and expert insights, blending design inspiration, plant profiles and practical tips to help home gardeners create their own serene and beautiful outdoor spaces"--

Over 150 Plants to Bring Joy to Your Garden and Your Life

For the Love of Plants

50 Inspirational Ideas for Planting and Growing

How Plants Can Save Your Life

The definitive story of cannabis, from its evolution and biological quirks to its role in human history &nbsp; In this entertaining natural history, Rob DeSalle provides a glimpse into the biological world through the lens of the marijuana plant. A close relative of hops with a surprising place in the botanical tree of life, cannabis has a unique life cycle, has evolved pathways for over four hundred compounds, and makes one thousand or so different chemicals that are stored in its tissues—some of which are the basis of its famed psychoactive properties. &nbsp; With his scientist’s perspective on this well-known and controversial plant, DeSalle considers taxonomy, systematics, evolution, human physiology and neurobiology, and cultural issues. He discusses the plant’s complicated reproductive strategies; considers ancient arthropod-cannabis associations from South Asia; and offers a nuanced cultural history that extends from the first evidence of smoking cannabis more than two thousand years ago to the current debates over legalization. Engaging and extensively researched, with illustrations by Patricia Wynne, this is a vital resource for cannabis enthusiasts and anyone curious about the science behind this infamous “weed.”

A Natural History

Cannabis

Cut with confidence: know when and how to prune your trees and plants with this complete guide from the experts at the RHS. Keep your garden in top shape with the RHS's guide to pruning over 800 plants, shrubs, fruit bushes, ornamental trees, and climbing plants. Clear artworks and step-by-step photographs guide you through some of the simplest - and also more complicated - approaches to keeping your plants in good order. Knowing how to prune and shape plants correctly will help you achieve the best displays of flowers, produce bumper crops of fruit, and help your plants remain disease-free. A practical A-Z approach, organised by plant type, displays detailed information in an easy-to-use format, as well as guides for more specialised techniques. Whether pinch or renovation pruning, or pollaring and topiary, this book has it all.

What, When, and How to Prune Over 800 Plants

RHS Pruning and Training

Paperback reissue

The Kew Gardener's Guide to Growing Fruit

Kew Experts

The Kew Gardener’s Guide to Growing House Plants

How did the delphinium get its name? Which parts of the bodylend their names to auriculas and orchids? Who are the gentian, lobelia andheuchera named after? Why are nasturtiums and antirrhinums connected? What doesan everlasting pea have to do with Indian miniature paintings? A Little Book of Latin for Gardeners, beautifullyillustrated with old woodcuts, explains how and why plants have been named, andtakes the reader down some of the stranger byways of human endeavour andeccentricity. 'Those looking for an excuse to break off from weeding ordeadheading by a sudden desire to know why the Latin name for the foxglove isdigitalis, or what delphiniums have to do with dolphins, will find themselvesstill reading an hour later, unable to break away from the fascinating mixtureof history, literary allusion, anecdote and occasional gardening advice. Theeffect on the reader is sometimes that of being led round an English countrygarden by a charming plantsman' Times Literary Supplement 'An entertaining and invaluable resource' Sunday Times

A Little Book of Latin for Gardeners

The ultimate shortcut to successfully growing beautiful plant combinations throughout the year

Fail-safe Plant Combinations for Every Garden

What Grows Together

Inspired Recipes Using Canned, Jarred & Bottled Ingredients

The Kitchen Cupboard Chef

You're Overwatering It!

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