While a lot of people probably think of houseplants as nothing more than decorations—pets can mistake them as food or toys.

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Plants help mitigate the effects of climate change in air and water by removing pollutants and sequestering carbon.

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During winter, indoor plants typically receive less sunlight, which means they don't grow as quickly. Slower growth typically means houseplants need less water. Learn more about how much to water your ...

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Well-draining soil will dry out faster than denser types. While money trees don’t like soggy soil, they do like some moisture ...

Unusual Plants You Won't Believe Can Survive In The Average Backyard. Image Source: ShutterstockYour backyard might be a lot ...

Rain gardens can soak up excess water in yards with poor drainage. They are a helpful addition to any flood-prone area -- but ...

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Orchids don't like soggy soil and overwatering is a common cause of death for these tropical houseplants. Learn how to water an orchid without overdoing it.