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Meanings of indoor plants in English

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Usage of indoor plants in English
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Kayla Levy is a writer particularly passionate about indoor plants and outdoor gear.
NY Magazine
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If you ever doubted indoor plants, or trees, this should change your mind.
News.com.au
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They make great indoor plants and are so easy to grow.
Independent.ie
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The addition of indoor plants to your work-from-home space has an important benefit: oxygen.
The South African
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An easy way to do this would be through a few well-placed indoor plants.
The South African
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With so much to do in the garden now, it's easy to forget our indoor plants.
The Irish Times
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These remove toxins from the air and release oxygen at a higher rate than single indoor plants.
The Irish Times
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The kerosene emulsion which we use on our indoor plants is all right for this work, too.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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A man came in and bought a whole load of indoor plants-weepingfigs and dracaenas and yuccas.
Empty mile
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I have always sold indoor plants.
The Irish Times
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You can find just about anything here from indoor plants and garden furniture to cowboy boots and silver jewellery.
Reuters
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The following are our top 6 indoor plants that are easy to maintain and are extremely effective in purifying air.
Ebony
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My first job consisted of watering the indoor plants belonging to a family a couple of streets away from us.
Funny in Farsi
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Dutch researchers found in 2008 that hospital patients who had indoor plants in their rooms reported lower stress levels than those without.
The Irish Times
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The poinsettia, one of the most reviled indoor plants, is not nearly as toxic as its reputation would lead one to believe.
Wicked plants
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If the awful weather doesn't tempt you out of doors, then now's a good time to give your indoor plants some TLC.
The Irish Times
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