Why are we so drawn to houseplants? Is it the lush greenery, the satisfaction of watching something grow, or the feeling of bringing a little piece of nature into our homes?
In Philosophy of Houseplants, plant expert Sarah Gerrard-Jones explores our fascinating relationship with indoor plants and why they mean so much more to us than simply looking pretty on a shelf.
Discover the psychology behind our love of houseplants, their potential benefits for our wellbeing and the ways they reflect our ever-evolving connection with the natural world. Alongside these thought-provoking insights, you'll find practical advice on choosing the right plants, caring for them and even nursing a struggling leafy friend back to health.
Sarah also takes a closer look at the houseplant industry, exploring the impact of mass production and how we can make more considered choices when buying plants.
Thoughtful, informative and full of useful advice, this beautifully considered hardback brings together plant care, psychology and sustainability in one engaging read.
Perfect for houseplant enthusiasts, curious gardeners and anyone who wants to understand the deeper connection between people and plants. A lovely addition to any plant lover's bookshelf.
