The Flower Garden: A Guide to Growing Cut Flowers on Your Windowsill

by Jennita Jansen

Discover how to garden without a garden and reconnect with nature as you create an abundant flower meadow from your windowsill.

The Flower Garden is a beautifully illustrated guide to show you how to start growing stunning blooms even in the smallest of spaces. Covering all the basics from growing from seed, how to maximize your space to understanding your light and drying flowers; this book is an essential guide to those with an urban space and who itching to get planting.

Packed with "recipes" for the best flowers to grow throughout the year – you will soon have a balcony or roof terrace covered in enviable flowers to admire, pick or share.

This neat, easy-to-use format is aimed at gardening beginners, looking for a user-friendly guide to growing your own flower garden.

128 pages, Hardcover

Published April 27, 2021

Reviews

[Joc · Rating 2 out of 5]

Sorry but the gigantic symbols used in this book make no sense whatsoever. It is used for both "sun and partial shade flowers [sic]" and "partial shade and shade flowers [sic]". How did all the 4/5-★ reviewers miss this gigantic flop? Also, 300 pages with tons of pictures but not a single real photograph of a real flower? Colour me skeptical. More damaging is the fact that there is no proper description of how much is enough sunlight or water. Flowers do not just exist in a temperate climate, and there are wide variations between different places. Finally, no, there is no such thing as a plant that worships the sun.

[Jurene · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great book for an absolute beginner who wants their hand held. It is also a great read for people with limited space. The illustrations are great!