House Plants for the Purple Thumb bedroom This is a one-of-a-kind

This is a one-of-a-kind

Many affluent people had servants who would do this weaving with looms on the third floor of their early colonial homes

Or use this bowl to float ornamental blooms that would otherwise be chucked if they have snapped off their stems

meaning "woven by hand" in Mayan K'iche'

House Plants for the Purple Thumb bedroom This is a one-of-a-kindBy Maggie Baylis, 1976. Published by Pitman Publishing. "The cure (for a purple thumb) is to get accounted with your plants. Treat them as individuals and not just as pots of dirt recognise that plants have personal needs, they are subject to disease, fight, mischief and loneliness plants thrive on attention, on love." Maggie Baylis A charming and highly informative guide for novice house plant enthusiasts packed full of wisdom from the 1970s which is