- Entering

Chapter 1: Becoming a Butler
- Crazy about plant life
- Create your own greenhouse
- Introducing a year in the greenhouse
- Spend all four seasons on the veranda
- A gift from plants

Chapter 2: Basic Principles of Plant Growth for Beginners
- We live by photosynthesis!
- Where are you from? - Knowing the origin allows you to see the plant.
- To those who are discouraged by being called a clumsy person - It's not your fault.

Chapter 3: The Basics of Growing Plants
- Watering: Growing plants requires 3 years of watering?
- Shall we try the splitting ourselves?
- Know your soil: What kind of soil should you plant in?
- Fertilizer cycle: What should I feed it?

Chapter 4 Creating New Objects
- Learn the basics of cuttings
- Making cuttings and grafting
· Ground cuttings
· Conception cuttings
· Water holder
· Timber
· Share the waiver

Chapter 5: Creating the Shape You Want
- Methods and principles of pruning
- Making a wooden stand

Chapter 6: Creating an Environment for Urban Gardeners
- Supplement sunlight
- Ventilate
- Adjust humidity
- Choosing plants that match the direction of your home
- Where is the semi-sunny and semi-shady part of my house?
- How to easily measure the light level in your home

Chapter 7: Where does it hurt?
- FAQs about pests and diseases
- Common types of pests and diseases and their control methods
· Aphids
· Scale insects
· Thrips
· Baby
· Greenhouse whitefly
· Root fly
· Toktogi
· Fungal/bacterial diseases

Chapter 8: Introducing My Plant Friends

- One of these indoor plants you'll want to have around!
· Monstera
· Hong Kong palm
· Air plants
· Rubber tree
· Pilea peperomioides
Philodendron
Begonia

- Easy plants that grow on their own
· Syngonium
· Spathiphyllum
· Watermelon Pepe
· Aglaonema
· Skindapsus
Fishbone cactus
· Crucia
· Money tree
· Hoya
· Stucky
· Bracken
· Palm tree

- A pretty but prickly plant
· Calathea
· Caladium
· Alocasia

- Veranda & Outdoor Plants
· Olive tree
· Yulma
· Rhododendron
· Eucalyptus
· Rose Herb
· Peerless
· Kalanchoe
Coleus
· Pelargonium
· Rosemary
· Margaret Mok
· Sophora
· Monara Bender
· Lilac
· Santorina and Curry Plant
· Spruce
· Succulents

- A small garden in your hand, a terrarium
· Making a terrarium

Chapter 9: Useful Little Tips to Know
- If it's strong, then fall down.
- If found quickly, it can be saved.
- Watering safely during the humid rainy season
- Repotting tips for plants with sensitive roots
- Choosing the right pot for your plant
- Rainwater is medicine
- How to correct a neck with wire
- Black Joe, I'm curious! _ 1 question, 1 answer

- In conclusion

The secrets I learned from growing 1,000 different types of plants are revealed.

A gardening book by Black Joe (Lee Taek-geun), a well-known master of single-tree gardening among plant enthusiasts, has been published.
He has put everything he wanted to say about plants into one book, including his experience growing and studying over 1,000 species of plants, his various trials and errors, his success stories, and his own know-how and philosophy.
You can meet Black Joe, a gardener who grows plants with skillful techniques to make them overwhelmingly beautiful and healthy, and learn about the diverse and profound stories of plants.


A story about plants that Black Joe loves and recommends

From basic information that beginner gardeners are curious about to information that experienced gardeners want to know, we have organized gardening in a concise and easy-to-understand manner.

This book details the process of a man who had no interest in plants becoming a gardener, the mishaps and trials that occurred while growing plants in the early days, the basic principles of gardening realized through experience, the most frequently made mistakes and questions beginners have, management methods according to plant type, propagation and cuttings tips, how to make a single tree stand, tree trimming tips, how to create the best environment for an urban gardener, and pest control methods.
In addition, by introducing in detail the characteristics and growth information of over 100 species of plants that he has personally grown and cared for, he guides readers to choose plants that suit their individual environment and preferences, reduce failures, and enjoy a pleasant gardening life.


Frequently asked questions on social media and topics that beginners are most curious about are organized in Q&A format.
Beautiful, hand-grown plants unfold on every page, and useful information that stays true to the basics is presented.
It is full of information for all plant lovers, from beginners just starting to take an interest in plants, to those who are stuck in the plant-loving phase, and to anyone who wants to live a fail-safe plant life.
I highly recommend this book as a must-read for anyone who loves plants.