Did you know that the air quality in our homes can often be significantly worse than outside? Along with outdoor pollutants that enter our homes, indoor air can also contain contaminants and emissions from household chemicals, cooking, heating systems, furnishings, paint, and building materials.

Plants are renowned for their ability to clean up the air – after all, without plants and trees, the oxygen we breathe would be in short supply! Plants not only remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere but can also reduce the levels of toxic pollutants in indoor spaces. Growing plants in our homes has the added benefit of lowering temperature levels and increasing humidity, reducing our reliance on indoor air conditioning systems.

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