Not Another Jungle: Comprehensive Care for Extraordinary Houseplants

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From weird succulents to easy-to-care-for terrarium plants we have everything the avid plant collector might want. So, it's really interesting, but definitely a difficult one to find definitive answers on things that will really support what you're writing. And, you know, it's difficult online to explain these things because there's so much information out there saying that this is the right thing to be doing that it becomes factual almost, fake fact. For anyone looking for a beginner-friendly but extensive guide on houseplant care, this is a fantastic book for getting started.

From growing his own collection, Tony Le-Britton of Not Another Jungle, shows you how to grow and care for the world's most sought after plants. The chair arrives in two pieces and a kit including everything you need to put it together including the spanner and allen key. From growing his own collection, Tony Le-Britton shows you how to grow and care for the world’s most sought after plants. You’ll no doubt be familiar with the Royal Horticultural Society, the work they do and the gardens that they keep and this week I’m talking to their President, Keith Weed.

So I think, well, the reason it's been successful for me is because I forgot I had it for a long time I stopped. Taught to garden as a child by his grandparents, this book brings together 30 years of growing experience and plant knowledge.

Because, you know, even within the UK, there's so many different kinds of types of houses and conditions. I’d urge you to really delve into Tony’s IG page as its a real treasure trove of fantastic houseplanty goodness that you’re unlikely to find elsewhere.Great For your garden and even greater for the planet 💜 and don't forget to use code POTTINGBENCH on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠plantgrow. And the Corybas caudatas is an extremely rare orchid, which my wonderful friend Rogier had bottled it to hold aside and gifted to me a while ago. It goes into great detail about things like light conditions, without dumbing down the science which is really fascinating to read about! Covering all the things you’d expect from someone with such a wealth of knowledge such as advice around light levels, watering, propagation, pests and more.

I like the way I'm on the the some of these pages, the profile pages you've made, you sort of turn sideways to have a portrait view of this plant this Anthurium magnificum, I can't even say it. I'm sure I've seen this on your social media this super, super tiny orchid with this incredible really quite bizarre flower Corybas caudatas. And it’s these plants rather than the commonly grown houseplants that fill the pages of Not Another Jungle.I have to admit, I thought this chapter so important that it could have been one of the first in the book. As for people who are already fairly experienced in these topics (I don’t know how many hours I spent watching Youtube videos on this already), I found a couple parts that I really haven’t heard about before, like the way to propagate Alocasia, I just never looked it up until now and it was super interesting to learn about it.