On May 7, 2:49*pm, Billy wrote:
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*Chris wrote:
On May 3, 2:33*am, Liansekate
wrote:
Hi there,
Each time I buy a indoor plant or look something up that's related to
any kind of gardening I get entirely lost in all the terminology, Latin
names, etc.

I would like to get improved at gardening and growing things devoid of
having to get my degree in horticulture. Are there any sources
(websites/books) for beginners who don't understand all the "big words²?

--
Liansekate

There are tons of gardening books- literally. You don't even say which
continent you're on, and that's a problem with Usenet. If you want a
general all-around book for North America, I love _Crockett's Victory
Garden_. But it concentrates mostly on vegetables, and it's almost all
outdoor stuff (you start the seeds inside and move them out in a few
weeks). And it does not use complex terminology.

Chris

The .uk in @gardenbanter.co.uk identifies the most likely region as the
United Kingdom (Britain).

Ah, Gurgle Groups does not show full email addresses, so I missed
that.

Thanks,

Chris

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