the little book of house plants and other greenery by emma sibley

As well as plant-styling inspiration, you will discover how to make your own terrarium, kokedama moss ball and a snazzy macrame plant hanger, as well as innovative ways to dress up your window sill or bookcase. Starting with the basics, learn how to pick the right plant for you and your home (and specifically what room), what levels of sunlight your plant needs and the best space for your plants to thrive. In Living With Plants, botanical-stylist and plant expert Sophie Lee shows you simple but inspired ways to green-up your home or workspace. They are an easy and stylish way to transform the look and feel of your home.

Houseplants offer the perfect solution to the urban dweller, lacking in space - indoor and outdoor. This is a comprehensive guide for any budding green thumb interested in greening their apartment or inside their home. Leaf Supply profiles and provides comprehensive (but easy to follow) care instructions for 100 houseplants-including tropical plants, palms, hanging plants, succulents, cacti, and more unusual varieties such as air plants and carnivorous plants-ensuring you learn and grow as your plant grows.īut much more than a plant guide, Leaf Supply also gives interior styling advice on choosing the right pots for your plants-both aesthetically and practically-as well as best utilizing your space, making the most of your indoor greenery, plus advice on pet-friendly (as well as harmful) plants for your home.

Plants-living, breathing, life-sustaining plants-are where it’s at! Authors Lauren Camilleri and Sophia Kaplan really want you to love indoor gardening and growing as much as they do. But inevitably they’re already on the way out the door (and into the trash) by the time they arrive. A beautiful and practical book on choosing and caring for over 100 easy-to-find houseplants, as well as inspiring plant styling advice and much more.įresh flowers are great-everyone loves receiving them.

The little book of house plants and other greenery by emma sibley