This collection offers the best tips on getting your house greener and flowering with plants, inside and outside. Not only do plants make your house and garden look wonderful, but they add oxygen at night, connect you to nature and even lower temperatures around the house. So dive into the world of indoor and outdoor plants with these 10 great guides to show you the way.
Pets give us unconditional love, protect our homes, entertain us and simply make life better. If you love your pets (which I’m sure you do), you should know that there are common house plants that can be highly toxic for them.
Who would have thought that by doing something as simple as buying some house plants that you could decrease indoor humidity levels and improve your health and well-being? Next time you're at a garden store, be sure to pick up one or more of the following plants.
Numerous plants bloom and wither underwater, which we rarely get to see. These plants are not just things of beauty, some of them are used as medicine, while others play a functional role in maintaining the equilibrium of the ecosystem, while others, though beautiful, are harmful as well.
You are invited to learn about the 15 recommended plants for home growing and where to put them around the house to make the most of all their various benefits, some of which can even help maintain our health.
Sometimes plants can be painfully slow at growing and spreading out, which is why we gathered a list of the ten best fast-growing ground cover plants for you. Be sure to thank us when your yard turns from a barren wasteland to the envy of the neighborhood!
The 8 plants we collected it this article have developed the most unbelievable adaptations to the surroundings they live in: from exploding trees to enormous foul-smelling flowers and carnivorous plants capable of eating a mouse.
As beautiful as nature may be, it does have its dangerous points too. It may come as a surprise to learn that these - often beautiful - plants and flowers rank among the most dangerous on the planet. Take a look.
This article contains a list of 16 divinely-smelling plants that can be grown indoors or outdoors. Some of these plants are real multi-taskers, too, and you can add them to your tea and enjoy the health benefits they offer.
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