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lustrated,has alreadywritten one very successful Amateur GardeningHandbook—Cacti and Succulents.In the presentvolume he turns to another subject in which he hasspecialized—that of growing plants in the home.Hehas throughout kept in mind the conditions of theaverage British house,because he livesin one himself.Apart from showing how best to make plants happyin the usually unsatisfactory environment of a room,the author gives full details of the symptoms whichshow that a plant is not thriving and that remedialtreatment is necessary.There is also a chapter onways of making the most decorative use of plants.More than half the book consists of an alphabeticallist giving descriptions and cultural details of over110 individual plants,suitable for every variation oflight and temperature.His selection of plants catersfor the beginner,for the person living in a small flatwith only a shady corner in which to grow anything,and also for the more advanced cultivator withplenty of space and perhaps better control over thetemperature and humidity of his rooms.  \n# An Amateur Gardening Handbook\n\nTHIS BOOK  \nIS NO 10 OF THE AMATEUR GARDENING HANDBOOKSothers in the series are  \n1.Garden Chrysanthemums  \n2.Flowering Shrubs  \n3.Cacti and Succulents  \n4.Annual Flowers  \n5.Greenhouse Flowers  \n6.Roses  \n7.Greenhouse Chrysanthemums  \n8.The Beginner's Garden  \n9.Vegetable Gardening  \n11.Lawns  \n12.Rock Gardening  \nNEW TITLES ARE ADDED FROM TIME TO TIME  \n# HOUSE PLANTS\n\nA.J.HUXLEY  \nW.H.&L.COLLINGRIDGE LTD  \n2-10 TAVISTOCK STREET cOVENT GARDEN LONDON WC2  \nFIRST PUBLISHED IN 1954  \n# The Amateur Gardening Handbooks\n\nare published by  \nW.H.&L.Collingridge Limited  \n2-10 Tavistock Street London WC2  \nand printed and bound in England by  \nHazell Watson &Viney Limited  \nAylesbury and London  \nCONTENTS  \n7.  \n1.What is a house plant?  \n9  \n2.Culture  \nAcclimatization—Atmosphere:temperature,humidity and ventilation—Light—Cleaning—Watering—Soils—Repotting—Feeding一Top-dressing —Cutting back一Soillessculture  \n21  \n3.PropagationCuting and offsets—Division—Layering  \n24  \n4.Plant health  \nSymptoms—Insectpests—Remedies—Basicrules  \n29  \n5.Where to grow the plants  \nGeneral—Climbing and trailing plants—Growing plants in beds—The Wardian case—Plant windows  \n37  \n6.Plants to grow—descriptive list  \nCover illustration:left,Ficus australis variegata;bottom left,Maranita leuconeura;centre,a Codiaeum;bottom right,a Begonia Rex variety;top right,Syn-gonium Vellozianum.  \n# ILLUSTRATIONS\n\nBY DORA RATMAN  \n1.Improving atmospheric humidity(showing aCodiaeum and a Dracaena)102.Some methods of displaying indoor plants31  \n3.Fittonia argyoneura,Maranta leuconeura,Peperomia Sandersii and Pilea Cadierei33  \n4.Anthurium Andreanum,A.Scherzerianumand Spathiphyllum Wallisii42  \n5.Three Bromeliads:Aechmea fasciata,Bill-bergia nutans and Cryptanthus bivittatus48  \n6.Vine relations:Cissus 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