Cuisines bien-être : 60 recettes légères et gourmandes
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Des plantes d'intérieur belles et comestibles ! Il suffit d'un balcon, d'une fenêtre, d'une véranda pour pouvoir expérimenter la culture de nombreuses plantes à fruits d'origine exotique, mais aussi des épices ou même du thé ou du café. C'est ce que nous proposent les auteurs de cet ouvrage, qui possèdent et gèrent une pépinière d'agrumes et autres plantes exotiques fruitières.Très documenté, le livre permet d'appréhender la culture de toutes ces plantes frileuses simplement, en pot, dans n'importe quel logement, appartement ou maison. Souvent très belles, elles permettent d'allier l'utile à l'agréable et font aussi de très jolies plantes d'intérieur.
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Laurelynn et Byron Martin sont propriétaires de Logee's Tropical Plants, pépinière spécialisée dans les plantes d'intérieur originales, située dans le Connecticut aux Etats-Unis. Ils possèdent une excellente expérience de la culture des agrumes et autres fruits exotiques en pot, dans leurs serres de culture, mais également dans la maison où ils expérimentent toutes sortes de cultures en conditions " réelles ", comme chez leurs clients.
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