House Plants

Many people enjoy living and working in cultivated green-spaces, and most like having beautiful plants around.

Indoor plants may help reduce stress levels

Plants in your home or office can make you feel more comfortable, soothed, and natural. They can reduce both physiological and psychological stress.

For people experiencing the symptoms of mental illness, indoor gardening can be helpful. Horticultural therapy can increase feelings of well-being among people with depression, anxiety, dementia, and other conditions.

Plants may help you recover from illness faster

Being able to look at plants and flowers may speed your recovery from an illness, injury, or surgery.

Plants may boost your productivity

A bromeliad may turn out to be the best cubicle-mate you’ve ever had. Multiple studies have found that plants in the workspace increase both productivity and creativity.

Plants may improve your whole outlook on work

Plants may improve the quality of indoor air

Plants scrub contaminants from the air — phytoremediation. Researchers have found that the roots and soil of houseplants reduced airborne volatile organic compounds (VOCs) significantly.