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How to get your houseplants living their best life

Jane Perrone

Regions:: Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, London
Notice Period:: Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:: Professional
Fee:: Paid
Category:: Hobbies
Updated:: 23^rd March 2026
Tagged:: Houseplants | Gardening Talk | Gardening | Plants

If your houseplants always look lacklustre, this is the talk you need! Find out how to grow your own indoor garden: what to grow, and how to make sure it doesn't die five minutes after you've bought it! This talk is packed full of relatable tips, perfect for the beginner or the more experienced gardener.

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About Jane Perrone

Jane is a garden writer, houseplant expert and freelance journalist, writing for a range of publications, including the Guardian, the Financial Times, Gardens Illustrated, RHS magazine The Garden and The English Garden.

She is the author of three books and host of houseplant podcast On The Ledge.

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