The Pocket Encyclopedia of Indoor Plants in Color

by Age Nicolaisen, Jerome Eaton (Editor), Palle Bregnhoi (Illustrator)

This edition of the Pocket Encyclopedia of Indoor Plants in Color is an entirely new book, replacing the earlier edition of the same title. A compact, authoritative, beautifully illustrated handbook on the most important and best adapted house plants, it is the perfect pocket reference book for the beginner or expert. There are 350 different indoor plants fully described. Of those, 150 are illustrated in full color and another 100 shown in green, black and white illustrations in the text itself. Each plant is listed by its Latin and common name where this exists, and accompanying descriptions provide complete notes on care and cultivation. This pocket encyclopedia is the ideal guide for all who enjoy growing flowers indoors, in window boxes, or in their own greenhouses.

Genres: Reference

269 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1970

Reviews

[Evie]

Really lovely vintage illustrations.

[Fenne Timmermans · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute