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Indoor plants have multiple roles to play. They purify the air, add color to a dull office, and get you in the mood for work. Back in the 1980s, decorating offices with houseplants became a trend across North America and Europe. Its goal? To improve the air quality in a room full of people with […]

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Indoor plants have multiple roles to play. They purify the air, add color to a dull office, and get you in the mood for work. Back in the 1980s, decorating offices with houseplants became a trend across North America and Europe. Its goal? To improve the air quality in a room full of people with cost-saving benefits in mind.

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Indoor plants are natural air purifiers that can help alleviate the symptoms of migraine, asthma, brain fog, and hay fever caused by an allergic reaction to certain pollutants. 

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To help you get started, Wiki Lawn prepared some of the best indoor plants to help with air purification below:

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Barberton Daisy (Gerbera Jamesonii)

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Photo by Igor Flek on Unsplash

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This species is known for its vivid colors of red, yellow, orange, and pink. 

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The plant does a great job of purifying the air from common toxins such as formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, benzene and others commonly used in various finishes, paints, and other synthetic materials. It needs abundant light and regular watering.

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Broad Lady Palm (Rhapis Excelsa)

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Photo by David J. Stang / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)

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The species is known to absorb and purify ammonia. Ammonia is a chemical with wide use in domestic products, especially cleaning detergents. Buying it off the shelf might cost you a bit, so it’s best to grow it yourself. The plant loves moisture, making it perfect for your bathroom or WC.

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Red-edged Dragon Tree (Dracaena Marginata)

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Besides the vivid red edge of leaves and slow growth, this species is known to cleanse the air from air pollutants such as trichloroethylene and xylene. Even though it takes a while, the plant can reach up to 8 ft, so you better have high rooms or terrace. 

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English Ivy (Hedera Helix)

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Mokkie / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)

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Don’t let its invasiveness fool you, because when installing indoors, English Ivy plants can actually remove traces of formaldehyde and fecal vapor in the air, making it the perfect addition to your toilet. It requires little maintenance and it grows fast vertically, which makes it a good ornament to spacious offices. However, it’s a part-shade and part-sun plant so make sure to this English Ivy still gets a bit of sun exposure. 

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Photos / Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum Aureum)

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Photo: Joydeep / Wikimedia Commons

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The Golden Photos is extremely simple to grow and can absorb a wide range of air pollutants and toxins. It’s not only a beautiful sight but resistant to poor ownership.

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Snake Plant / Mother-in-law’s Tongue (Sansevieria trifasciata)

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Photo by Fabian Stroobants from Pexels

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Known as a plant good for sleep, the succulent with yellow releases pure oxygen when the Sun goes down. The species can take toxins such as formaldehyde, xylene, benzene, toluene, and trichloroethylene. Just be careful not to drown its roots can easily rot.

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Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Morifolium)

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This gorgeous flower is the perfect addition to your living room or kitchen. The species is known to take care of some of the common household toxins such as ammonia and benzene. The plant adores the Sun, so make sure you give it enough of it.

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Aloe Vera (A. Barbadensis)

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Photo by pisauikan on Unsplash

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Know for its wide use in medication and healing, this species can absorb and rid air at home from a wide range of harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene to name a few. 

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Ficus/Weeping Fig (Ficus Benjamina)

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A plant known to the modern world for centuries can purify formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, and more. Make sure you give it much sunlight and little change. 

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Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema)

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Mokkie / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)

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This species originates from the tropical forests and has a fast metabolism, making it one of the top performers for purifying the air at home. The plant favors low light and high moisture, making it another great addition for your bathroom or WC. 

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Jade Plant

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The best indoor plant for your office desk, Jade plant has amazing longevity that may as well surpass you in this lifetime. It is a flowering plant with symbolic meanings such as friendship, money, long-life, and good luck, based on feng-shui principles. What’s more, Jade plants can thrive under medium-light conditions and they need not be watered constantly.

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Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)

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Another flowering plant is distinctly known for its seashell-like spathes. It is a low-light plant that can remove benzene, formaldehyde, and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that may originally come from cleaning products. However, do note that its poisonous leaves can harm your kids and your pets. It is advisable to place it only in an area that is off-limits to these potential victims.

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Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata v. Bostoniesis)

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Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash

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Popular among household owners, Boston fern has been proven effective in eliminating xylene, formaldehyde, and benzene pollutants circulating indoors. However, growing this type of plant species requires a bit of work like feeding them monthly during the rainy season and weekly during the dry season. Nevertheless, when done correctly, Boston ferns could help you purify the air you breathe significantly.

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Final words

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Being a natural air purifier, potted plants are definitely cheaper than air-conditioning units with air cleaning capability. And this is not a new concept in this day and age. Many people have just not given much attention to it until NASA and some scientific studies confirmed recently that plants can indeed filter out some toxins and pollutants in the air. If the power of nature is not enough, consider adding a top-rated ozone generator to your home interior.

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Gardening in a small backyard or patio can be challenging – what plants should you select for all-seasons interest, how should you arrange your plants for best display, and how should you integrate your favorite plants with your day-to-day family activities – this article answers all of these questions. You can also look at these […]

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\t\t\t\tGardening in a small backyard or patio can be challenging – what plants should you select for all-seasons interest, how should you arrange your plants for best display, and how should you integrate your favorite plants with your day-to-day family activities – this article answers all of these questions. You can also look at these contemporary Ideas for Small Gardens and discover a wide range of interesting designs that will help shape your garden and turn into a more practical, usable space

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What plants should you grow in your small backyard / patio?

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Plants come in many sizes, colors, and textures. And they all have their specific requirements. Because you cannot make major changes to your backyard or patio, you should select plants that can easily integrate in your existing settings – soil type, space, sunlight, and effects of changing seasons.

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Small and enclosed spaces tend develop their own microclimate with higher level of moisture and retained heat. Therefore it is important to select plants that are hardy and require less maintenance.

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Plants in enclosed backyard or patios are more likely to transfer insects and diseases to other plants. Therefore, it is recommended that you keep a vigilant eye on insects and immediately isolate infected plants.

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When buying a plant for your small backyard or patio, carefully consider its growing habits and the room that it would require in coming years. Some plants have columnar growth and do not spread much, some remain solitary but produce heavy foliage, some plants develop clumps and require more space than others, some plants do not attain much height, some shed their leaves in fall, and some are evergreen. Make sure that you plant them in the right place in your backyard or patio. Plants with columnar growth can be used to form a background for plants that attain medium to low height.

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Usually low-growing shrubs and bushes make nice plants for small backyards. There are a plenty of flowering shrubs that do not need regular pruning and produce attractive foliage and flowers. Small empty spaces can be cultivated with ground covers.

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Mix and match plants for all-season interest. Combine annuals, perennials, small trees, and flowering shrubs. Visit your local garden center and you will find many species with foliage that change colors throughout the year. You can also find interesting accent plants that add architectural interest to your garden.

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Top Plants for Growing in a Small Backyard or Patio

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  1. Cycas revoluta for interesting and evergreen foliage.
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  2. Plumeria, when you need a small tree with lovely and fragrant flowers.
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  3. Angel’s Trumpet for stunning and fragrant flowers.
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  4. Agaves and Euphorbias for year-round interest.
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  5. Bamboos for evergreen foliage.
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  6. Canna for nice and colorful foliage.
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  7. Mandevilla for nice trailing branches and attractive flowers.
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  8. Boxwood for evergreen and hardy foliage.
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Top Examples of Small Backyard / Patio Gardens

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Contemporary Patio
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Mediterranean Landscape by Encinitas Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers debora carl landscape design
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Traditional Patio by London Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Kate Eyre Garden Design
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Traditional Patio by Alexandria Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Notting Hill Gardens | Design Build Construction
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Contemporary Deck by Sydney Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Dean Herald-Rolling Stone Landscapes
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Contemporary Patio by London Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers C P Landscapes
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Bonsai make excellent ornamental plants – not only because of their unusual size and formation but also because they require less room to fit in to any home interior or outdoor design scheme. Most bonsai are low on maintenance needs. When provided with appropriate spot where it can receive sufficient light, an established bonsai will only require routine […]

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\t\t\t\tBonsai make excellent ornamental plants – not only because of their unusual size and formation but also because they require less room to fit in to any home interior or outdoor design scheme. Most bonsai are low on maintenance needs. When provided with appropriate spot where it can receive sufficient light, an established bonsai will only require routine hydration and prunning.

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Browse these excellent examples of the use of bonsai in home interior.

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Contemporary Bathroom by San Diego Design-Build Firms Apple Tree Investments
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Rustic Kitchen by Seattle Kitchen & Bath Designers MLB Design Group
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Contemporary Entry by New York Interior Designers & Decorators Drew McGukin Interiors @drewmcgukin
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Contemporary Bathroom by Saint Louis Architects & Building Designers Studio Durham Architects
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Traditional Home Bar by Wilmington Design-Build Firms bw design group
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Contemporary Hall by New York Interior Designers & Decorators Drew McGukin Interiors @drewmcgukin
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Contemporary Bathroom by Culver City Architects & Building Designers Abramson Teiger Architects
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Contemporary Dining Room by Chicago Interior Designers & Decorators Kaufman Segal Design
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Gardens are usually associated with outdoors and most hobbyist believe that indoor gardening is limited to putting a couple of accent plants in living rooms or table tops. However, with creativity and a little planning, it is possible to grow a complete garden indoors. Today’s post showcases some unique and unusual ideas for beautiful indoor gardens. […]

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\t\t\t\tGardens are usually associated with outdoors and most hobbyist believe that indoor gardening is limited to putting a couple of accent plants in living rooms or table tops. However, with creativity and a little planning, it is possible to grow a complete garden indoors.

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Today’s post showcases some unique and unusual ideas for beautiful indoor gardens. You will notice that growing indoor gardens does not has to be an expensive project. You do not really need to build a greenhouse or control your indoor climate. In fact, you can plan and design nice indoor gardens within your existing premises.

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Browse these unusual and unique indoor gardens and see how you can make a little oasis in your house.

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Ideas for Beautiful Indoor Gardens

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Tropical Bathroom by Other Metro Architects & Building Designers Nefer Garcia
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Modern Patio by Sarasota Architects & Building Designers Environmental Interiors Design Studio LLC
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Asian Deck by Other Metro Interior Designers & Decorators Oliver Interior Design
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Mediterranean Hall by Miami Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers LandStudio
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Asian Living Room by Denver Design-Build Firms Rodney Kazenske
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Asian Landscape by Boston Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers ZEN Associates, Inc.
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Contemporary Bathroom by Other Metro Architects & Building Designers Eduarda Correa Arquitetura & Interiores
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Contemporary Living Room by Emeryville Architects & Building Designers Studio Bergtraun AIA
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Modern Landscape by Miami Doors Window World S.A.
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Eclectic Hall Indoor Gardens by Other Metro Interior Designers & Decorators uttara and adwait
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Being an experimental gardener, I love experimenting with different design ideas. And one of my favorite design elements in a garden landscape is a trellis. A trellis is a nice design element not only to support your vines or climbing plants but also to add some architectural element to your garden. Usually made of wood or metal, […]

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\t\t\t\tBeing an experimental gardener, I love experimenting with different design ideas. And one of my favorite design elements in a garden landscape is a trellis. A trellis is a nice design element not only to support your vines or climbing plants but also to add some architectural element to your garden. Usually made of wood or metal, a trellis can also be installed to create private space in your backyard or make structured garden borders. Below are 9 simple and modern trellis designs that you can use in your own garden.

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Ideas for Simple and Modern Trellis Designs

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Traditional Patio by Chicago Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Arrow. Land + Structures
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Landscape by West Chester Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Anne F Walters Company, Landscape Architects
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Contemporary Landscape by Los Angeles Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Alan Dunn Landscape Design
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Traditional Patio by Brooklyn Architects & Building Designers Lynn Gaffney Architect, PLLC
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Contemporary Landscape by New York Architects & Building Designers Princeton Design Collaborative
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Traditional Patio by Brooklyn Photographers Francis Dzikowski Photography Inc.
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Traditional Landscape by Lexington Architects & Building Designers Colin Smith Architecture Inc.
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Modern Patio
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Traditional Patio by Hingham Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers Sean Papich Landscape Architecture
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The Garden Dispatch is a weekly compilation of useful and interesting resources for gardeners and landscape designers. You can subscribe to our Full RSS Feed Follow us on Twitter, and Become a fan on Facebook The 101 of Growing Hedges for Big & Small Gardens No matter what the size of your gardens is, hedges make a […]

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\t\t\t\tThe Garden Dispatch is a weekly compilation of useful and interesting resources for gardeners and landscape designers.

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The 101 of Growing Hedges for Big & Small Gardens

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No matter what the size of your gardens is, hedges make a good choice when it comes to mark borders of your heaven. Hedges have many benefits when compared to stock fence panels. Hedges are beautiful and environmental-friendly. They attract birds by providing them safe perching places. They also act as wind barriers and crime-deterrents. Check out this comprehensive guide on growing and maintaining evergreen hedges.

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Traditional Landscape by Kennett Square Photographers www.KarlGercens.com
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Featured Plants: Yucca rostrata, Washingtonia filifera,  Pellaea mucronata

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Yucca rostrata is a drought-tolerant and low-maintenance plant suitable for xeriscaping projects. The plant is characterized by spiky blue-grey leaves that form a nice symmetrical rosette.

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Washingtonia filifera is an evergreen palm tree and is known for its beautiful large fronds. This drought-tolerant plant makes a nice specimen tree in gardens and landscapes.

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Pellaea mucronata makes a good low-growing plant that can be used in garden landscapes as filler as well as attractive foliage plant. Pellaea is equally good for hanging baskets because of its delicate stems that are usually covered with small and fresh-green leaves.

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Pellaea mucronata

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Article: Mulch or No Mulch

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To mulch or not to mulch – Read this interesting article on pros and cons of mulching.

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How to…

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How to make clay containers

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Brittni Mehlhoff gives step-by-step guide to making your own clay pots and containers to hold small plants.

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DIY Clay Planter

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How to make moss checkerboard

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Follow these simple tips on making a nice moss checkerboard by Janell Hobart.

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How to grow moisture loving plants in a dry climate

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If you are living in a region where summer is long, hot and dry, growing moisture loving plants like ferns or air plants can be a bit tricky. However, there are several quick and easy ways to maintain appropriate level of humidity for your plants and keep them healthy and happy in hot and dry summer. Discover some simple and practical tips for growing moisture-loving plants in a dry climate.

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Featured Garden: Garden of Designer Chris Moss

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Designer Chris Moss has used his own garden in Stockwell, south London, as a mood board. A dark and bright combination works so well here that he shows clients round to persuade them of the logic of black. Have a look at Chris’s garden.

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Beautiful combination of black and green

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