Happy Friday dear readers. If you’ve followed this blog for long, you know I adore gardening and share lots of nature photos here and on social media. However, for today’s review and giveaway, lets go inside out of the sweltering August heat and have a house party! A Houseplant party by Lisa Steinkopf is a perfect book for houseplant lovers and those that want to be. Plus, there’s easy to make DIY projects to help you display your houseplants.
It’s time to Party!
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sponsored post on behalf Quarto Knows Publishing. I received information
to facilitate today’s post as well as a promotional copy of Houseplant Party to
thank me for my participation. All opinions are my own.
About House Plant Party:
Houseplant Party is full of fun projects & growing tips for epic indoor plants! I love houseplants because they help beautify our homes, clean the air and having a calming quality to them. This is the first book of Lisa Steinkopf that I’ve read, and I must say, it won’t be the last. Her friendly writing style lets you know that while she is a professional when it comes to houseplants, she wants you to become highly proficient with growing houseplants as well. This book is divided into easy to read sections.
Section One- The Best Plants For your living Space:
- Why Houseplants are having a resurgence in Popularity
- A Plant Guide that explains 16 different types of plants, like Air Plants, Medicine Plant, Goldfish Plant
- A brief history of where each plant originated
- A helpful guide on deciding if each plant is right for your space
The gorgeous plant photos in this section make me want to grow every plant I don’t already own, but my space wouldn’t provide the necessary living environments for some of the more unique and light loving plants.
Section two- Taking care of your houseplants:
Light: why plants need it and how to determine if you have high, medium, or low light spaces
Temperature: Most plants are comfortable in our spaces if we are
Water: When to water and how to tell if your houseplants are getting too much or too little water
Fertilizer: Do you need to fertilize? What’s the meaning of fertilizer numbers
Quick tips for houseplant care such as wiping leaves and improving drainage
Section Three- 15 houseplant projects and Crafts:
A creative test tube wall planter
A knotted plant hanger using recycled fabric *An upcoming DIY I’ll share*
A stress reducing succulent Zen garden
A bedside aquatic garden with Japanese moss ball
A macramé hanger like the one in the photo above
You’ll many
more fun projects await you as you go through Houseplant Party! I’ve earmarked
several projects I want to do once I’ve got time to devote to my indoor garden in
the cold winter months.
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