Home Medicinal Garden

Author: Yan Longzhen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In recent years, with the increase in urban populations and facilities, the greenhouse effect in cities has become increasingly pronounced. Although local gardening departments have carried out extensive work, the overall green space still fails to meet the residents' demands for environmental conditions. The environment we live in has become polluted and lacks vitality, especially in household living spaces. According to authoritative sources, the use of modern home decoration materials has made indoor air pollution several times more severe than outdoor air pollution. Meanwhile, the ability of green plants to eliminate indoor pollution to some extent has been recognized by the general public. People no longer live solely for survival but also to enjoy and enhance their quality of life. As a once-luxury leisure consumer product, flowers are gradually entering the homes of ordinary people. This series of books takes the perspective of household living spaces and provides detailed introductions on flower selection, care, potential issues that may arise with household flowers, as well as current trends. Home Medicinal Garden showcases a unique branch of the flower family—medicinal flowers. Medicinal flowers are now a popular trend, combining both ornamental and health benefits, making them the new darlings of the flower world. This book selects 45 practical medicinal flowers for household use and explains their planting, cultivation, and usage from three aspects. Additionally, it offers recommendations on choosing medicinal flowers based on different household needs for your reference.