Curious about the perfect “dose” of indoor nature, Stanford researchers developed the Nature View Potential tool. The ...

A gardening expert says these plants and flowers have been shown to have powerful wellbeing benefits - and they're low ...

Is there such thing as too many plants? A study claims to have identified the ideal number of indoor plants for your home and ...

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Surrounding yourself with indoor plants will do more than just add a little color to a room. New research shows plants may also fight cancer-causing pollution. From toxic petrol fumes to other ...

Indoor plants are great home or office decor, and it's not surprising that research shows these plants can boost your health and well-being. The lush flowers and the foliage of houseplants adds more ...

As winter sets in, most people shut their windows to keep the cold out, but that also traps stale air and pollutants inside. Indoor air during the winter season can be up to five time more polluted, ...

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Not all plants need a bright, sunny spot to be happy. This houseplant prefers indirect sunlight and low-light conditions as ...

The best time to prune most indoor plants is during their active growing season, which is usually spring or early summer. ...

Indoor plants can become droopy due to a number of reasons, including lack of water, inadequate light, or poor soil ...