The plants we keep in our gardens are our pets. You probably already know how you should care for your plants but, by explaining the theory behind our best horticultural practices, this book will tell you why our actions make such a difference to the lives of our plant pets.Garden designer and lecturer in horticulture, Julie Kilpatrick, takes you on a journey into the world of plants, from their evolution, to their birth, growth, anatomy and finally, death. Along the way, she’ll introduce you to some of her favourite plants and teach you how to care for any plant by understanding its signals. Her advice is unashamedly organic, holistic and firmly in favour of the plants.In the natural world plants communicate with other plants and animals. They share experiences and resources, issue alarm signals, have sex. They employ matchmakers and body guards, act as landlords and babysitters and, sometimes, commit suicide. Plants are aware of other living things and they are almost certainly aware of us. They are talking to us every day – all we have to do is to learn how to listen.
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Julie Kilpatrick is a gold medal winning garden designer and lecturer in garden design, landscaping and horticulture. She is editor of the gardening advice website Gardenzine (www.gardenzine.co.uk) and, along with several guest writers, regularly contributes articles. She tweets at @plantlistener and blogs at www.theplantlistener.com.
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