Houseplants 102 - Shepperd, Peter

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Résumé :
Houseplants 102 is the companion journal to the hugely successful book Houseplants 101 by Peter Shepperd. In this essential logbook, you can confidently look after all of your houseplants by listing, tracking and monitoring them day by day, month by month and year by year. Houseplants should not be avoided they should be included but so many people have struggled at one time or another to keep them alive, worry no more. Houseplants 102 is here to help you monitor your loving plants and grow your caregiving skills. In this journal you can keep a log for each plant and list the:Name Botanical Name Type Purchased Location Price Paid Germinated Date Planted Date Location Planted Toxicity Started From Date Temperature Water Requirements Humidity Requirements Sunlight Requirements Planting Instructions Care Instructions Fertiliser / Soil / Amendment / Herbicide Details Transplant / Propogate / Divide Details Pests / Problems Details Seasonal Changes Common Issues There is also a To-Do list for each plant as well as a notes section and a section for a photo or a sketch. Also included x4 bonus features:Plant Inventory List Plant Location List Seasonal Watering Schedule X12 Cut Out Monthly Care Plan Charts Covering Watering, Feeding And Repotting Houseplants are for everyone and now you can confidently look after your own regardless of how temperamental they may have seemed in the past....

Biographie:
Peter Shepperd is in his 40s, his interest in gardening started when he decided to give his family access to fresh, homegrown, and organic food.Peter has been studying new gardening approaches to diversify his experience and skill set. His experimentation has allowed him to figure out what works and what definitely doesn't.He disagrees with the use of pesticides and chemicals. He has decided to produce this series of books to cover all aspects of growing, gardening, and organic sustainability.Peter has spent over a decade experimenting with different gardening techniques and perfecting his approach to growing fruits, vegetables, herbs, and other plants. Not only this, but he has learned how to make the most of each part of the food that he grows.Teaching others has become his passion as some affordable, and straightforward practices have entirely transformed how his family gets access to healthy, delicious, nutritious, and attainable food. Peter's vision is to slowly transition more and more people away from the often-tasteless vegetables that are purchased in supermarkets and are heavily reliant on the use of chemicals that are damaging the environment, towards homegrown organic healthy produce, believing that the process of doing so will also help grow the person that has produced them as well.Peter lives with his family near Windsor in England.