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User-friendly and highly accessible, this is a practical and inspiring guide to indoor gardening for complete beginners by award-winning and self-taught plant enthusiast Jade Murray. Here, you will find invaluable tips and advice for choosing, caring for, and propagating the top 40 easiest and most common houseplants. From air-purifying plants for beginners like ferns and fiddle leaf figs to heat-resistant succulents and cacti, discover everything you need to know on where to position them and how to display them, tips on soil mix, watering, feeding, and troubleshooting, and more! Having limited space is no barrier to indoor gardening many of these indoor houseplants are perfect for small homes and space-saving ideas abound, whether hanging in a basket, bunched on a shelf, on a windowsill, or grouped on a ladder. Filled with stunning photography and tons of expert tips and tricks, Beginners Houseplant Garden is a complete, fool-proof guide by winner of the 2021 My Chelsea Garden Judges Choice Gold Medal Award, Jade Murray, that shows you how to create your own indoor garden even if space is tight and you have no prior experience of plants at all.

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Begonia maculata polka dot begonia Calathea lancifolia rattlesnake - photo 1

Begonia maculata polka dot begonia Calathea lancifolia rattlesnake - photo 2

Begonia maculata (polka dot begonia)

Calathea lancifolia rattlesnake plant Calathea Medallion Calathea makoyana - photo 3

Calathea lancifolia (rattlesnake plant), Calathea Medallion; Calathea makoyana (peacock plant)

To my three children Jayden Kamil and Aurora-Mary who have been my driving - photo 4

To my three children, Jayden, Kamil, and Aurora-Mary,
who have been my driving force throughout life.

If Jayden were a plant, he would be a jade plant. If Kamil were
a plant, he would be a string of dolphins. And if Aurora-Mary
were a plant, she would be a Philodendron Pink Princess.

Copyright 2023 Jade Murray and Creative Homeowner This book may not be - photo 5

Copyright 2023 Jade Murray and Creative Homeowner

This book may not be reproduced, either in part or in its entirety, in any form, by any means, without written permission from the publisher, with the exception of brief excerpts for purposes of radio, television, or published review. All rights, including the right of translation, are reserved. Note: Be sure to familiarize yourself with manufacturers instructions for tools, equipment, and materials before beginning a project. Although all possible measures have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the material presented, neither the author nor the publisher is liable in case of misinterpretation of directions, misapplication, or typographical error.

Creative Homeowner is a registered trademark of New Design Originals Corporation.

Originally published in the United Kingdom in 2022 as The Indoor Garden

Copyright Pimpernel Press Ltd 2022

Text copyright Jade Murray 2022

Illustrations copyright Jade Murray 2022

Beginners Houseplant Garden

Managing Editor: Gretchen Bacon

Copy Editor: Christa Oestreich

Designer: Wendy Reynolds

Images used from Shutterstock.com: Rawpixel.com (front cover), Cheng Wei (82 inset).

Print ISBN 978-1-58011-593-3
ISBN 978-1-63741-219-0

Library of Congress Control Number: 2022946001

We are always looking for talented authors. To submit an idea, please send a brief inquiry to .

Creative Homeowner, www.creativehomeowner.com, is an imprint of New Design Originals Corporation and distributed exclusively in North America by Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Inc., 800-457-9112, 903 Square Street, Mount Joy, PA 17552, and in the United Kingdom by Grantham Book Service, Trent Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 7XQ.

Contents

My Golden Rules for Starting
an Indoor Garden

Photographing Plants for
Social Media

Taking Care of Your Indoor Garden
during the Winter Months

Dracaena trifasciata snake plant Introduction With a little bit of time - photo 6

Dracaena trifasciata (snake plant)

Introduction

With a little bit of time, care, and attention, I believe we can all reap the benefits of what indoor plants have to offer. Plant care is self-care as they contribute to our peace of mind.

I might have grown up in the city, but I have always been a nature girl at heartappreciating the forever-changing sky, the leaves on trees blowing in the wind creating beautiful bursts of color. What I didnt know was that my love for plants and nature was going to follow me through to adulthood.

Living in a small house with a limited garden, I set out to try and work with nature in my home by starting my own indoor plant collection. I began with just three: Scindapsus pictus (satin silver pothos), Dischidia nummularia (string of nickels), and the gorgeous Aeschynanthus japhrolepsis (lipstick plant). These plants set me on my indoor plant journey.

I very quickly learned that, given the right conditions, it is indeed possible to grow and nurture just about any type of plant indoors. My passion and fascination continued to grow and quite quickly three plants had turned into fifty-five, with each and every one thriving, growing, and giving back in so many glorious ways. My indoor garden oasis was born. I had created a little pocket of plant heaven and brought the outside in, and somehow encapsulated the feel, smell, and essence of a tropical rain forest in my very own living space.

With limited room I found that having some of my plants hanging, clustered on shelving, or on a ladder shelfthereby creating a vertical gardenwould allow me to save space and expand my collection. On top of this, I started using spotlights and mirrors to reflect more light around my plants so they had 360 degrees of even light. Adding the mirrors also created an illusion of having an extra windowanother light source coming into the room.

We all should incorporate nature into our lives in one way or another, and what better way to start than by inviting nature into our indoor spaces? We all have green fingerswe just need to tap into them! With my user-friendly and practical book, you can easily navigate your way through indoor plant care and successfully achieve a thriving indoor garden, bringing calm and tranquillity into your life.

Two prayer plants and a Chinese evergreen clockwise from top Calathea - photo 7

Two prayer plants and a Chinese evergreen clockwise from top Calathea - photo 8

Two prayer plants and a Chinese evergreen (clockwise from top): Calathea, Aglaonema, Maranta.

My Golden Rules for
Starting an Indoor Garden

When I first went plant shopping I was overwhelmed by the whole experience. I realized that I had not really thought about how plants were going to fit into my house. Just going out and randomly coming home with a plant you fancy does not work. So here I have compiled some rules to help you.

THINK ABOUT YOUR TIME

Owning houseplants is a rewarding hobby, but a lot goes into caring for them. Think about how busy your life is. How much time do you have to water? How often do you go away? Who will care for them when you do?

START OFF WITH THREE PLANTS AT THE MOST

I recommend two to three to get used to their care needs and see how they work with your lifestyle.

CONSIDER WHERE YOUR PLANTS WILL BE

Plants require light, air, space to grow, and the right temperature. A plant that thrives in warmer conditions should not be placed in a drafty location near a window. Keep plants away from radiators and air conditioning units, which will dry them out. Think whether you want the plant at floor level or eye level. A bold statement plant would look stunning displayed on its own. Avoid having your plants squeezed between furniture. This will prevent good airflow, which is needed for growth and to prevent soil mold and fungal disease. Common diseases are gray mold, which can attack every part of the plant and resembles fuzzy gray mold; powdery mildew, where a white powder appears on the leaves; and leaf spot, where the leaves develop yellow, black, or brown spots that can spread from leaf to leaf.

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