Taylor's Guide to Houseplants

by Norman Taylor, Gordon P. Dewolf (Editor)

If you want to extend your gardening season or simply decorate your home, this guide will give helpful hints about 322 different houseplants. With a whole section devoted to growing orchids, this book demonstrates the care, propagation, and pest control for houseplants.

Genres: Gardening, Reference

463 pages, Paperback

First published March 11, 1987

Reviews

[Jackson]

Also a book I borrowed from my grandmother (still a Pennsylvania Master Gardener) for tips and a selection of books for my indoor garden. This book has fewer tips than Ortho's Guide to Successful Houseplants, the other book I borrowed but has a lot more information on growing specific plants. With these two books, I'm sure to have a veritable jungle...sometime.

[Kevin J.]

This older book is an excellent resource for all things houseplants. Taylor enables the reader to acquire a "green thumb" through the use of this book. The pictures and illustrations encourage the reader to become a houseplant lover.

[Cadillacrazy]

This book has helped me I.D. a number of mystery plants, and discover some I didn't even know about.

[Megan]

An awesome reference for anyone just starting out with indoor plants.