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How to Window Box: Small-Space Plants to Grow Indoors or Out | Chantal Aida Gordon, Ryan Benoit

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From the founders of the popular gardening blog The Horticult comes a guide to the window box, the container garden that is by far the most accessible garden for any skill level, space, or quality of light. The sixteen indoor and outdoor projects range from succulents to veggies and showcase a variety of full sun- and shade-loving foliage. Bright photography and a thorough introduction to soil, watering, and plants make this great for anyone who's green to gardening. This easy gardening book shows renters and homeowners alike how they can own just a few square feet of green no matter where they live. Also included are information on choosing a window box (and instructions for building one from scratch), soil and drainage tips, and ideas for minimizing mess indoors.

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How to Window Box: Small-Space Plants to Grow Indoors or Out | Chantal Aida Gordon, Ryan Benoit

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It‘s trying to be Spring in the Chicago area except for the cold... and the snow (grrr). Thought I‘d get some further inspiration after a successful Fall, shadowbox planting of a staghorn fern. (Taking over bathroom and family is calling it “Fred the Fern”) This little book packs a punch! Great resource for building boxes and planning themes based on combining plants. This read went from a library loan to Amazon purchase. Now off to find dirt!

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