The Plant Book

‘It’s one thing to see amazing indoor plant images on Insta and another thing altogether to make it happen at home. The Plant Book is your perfect guide, an instruction manual that holds your hand and leads you through the challenges of becoming a competent plant parent. Tammy will help you get a good report card at plant parent-teacher night.’ Costa Georgiadis ‘As a nervous indoor plant grower, I’ll be keeping this book close at all times!’ Hannah Moloney ‘The Plant Book is your essential guide to houseplants, full of practical tips and lush inspiration. The perfect companion for growing an indoor oasis.’ Kate Flood ‘With more plastic in our lives, indoor plants have become the great saviour, absorbing toxic gases and giving back free oxygen. Tammy’s book will lead those turning to houseplants for their sense of essential greenery to success and enjoyment. How good is that?’ Graham Ross‘Even with years of experience, I found this book to be incredibly informative and enlightening - a must read for plant lovers.’ Fesi Djojo‘A fabulous resource and practical companion for houseplant lovers. You’ll have your green thumbs nurtured in no time with Tammy by your side!’ Connie Cao ‘Tammy’s book is a much-needed addition to the indoor plant world. A truly worthwhile read and one I’ll be recommending for years to come.’ Nora Mutalima, The Leca Queen ‘Whether you’re a seasoned indoor gardener or just starting your houseplant journey, this comprehensive guide offers invaluable insights into nurturing a vibrant indoor garden. It’s an essential read for anyone eager to cultivate a thriving indoor oasis.’ Jan Gettmann, Sydney Plant Guy ‘Look no further for expert plant care - Tammy’s book has it all! She brings extensive knowledge and genuine warmth to every page. I wish I’d had this invaluable guide when I started my own collection. It’s like having a supportive plant friend with you every step of the way.’ Petrina Blooms

Tammy Huynh is a qualified horticulturist and passionate plant woman. She’s been in the horticultural industry for over a decade, but her love of plants started when she was young, pottering about the garden with her maternal grandmother. For her grandma, a Vietnamese-Chinese refugee, gardening was a means of survival, not a pastime. Fresh out of university, Tammy landed her first job as an assistant magazine editor for Better Homes and Gardens and helped her parents cultivate an edible bamboo farm at the same time. She then did a short stint at Yates, before leaving in 2018 to start her own business, Leaf an Impression. This led to a guest presenter slot on TVSN, and eventually Gardening Australia in 2022, before she formally joined the team in 2023. Tammy’s focus is indoor plants and small spaces, but her love of gardening extends beyond these areas. She was awarded the Horticulturist of the Year by the Australian Institute of Horticulture in 2021.