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Shaking indoor houseplants from time to time can stimulate growth and strengthen stems, a growing number of plant enthusiasts have claimed. The unusual plant-shaking tip has been doing the rounds on social media - but gardening experts warned the trick only works best for fiddle leaf fig, monstera, alocasia, pilea and rubber greenery. The gentle-shaking technique is said to mimic the the natural movement of the wind, encouraging the indoor plant to grow stronger over time. Who else shakes their...

Some quick and easy design tips for your rented home that won’t annoy your landlord.

Thanks to our new working from home lives, half of the UK population (50%) bought three or more plants in 2020 with people turning to plants as something to nurture.

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Florals have always been a mainstay of our homes. They are reassuringly familiar, providing boldness through their colour and offering some much-needed cheer, given our habitually grey climate.

Experts offer a guide to toxic houseplants and how to keep them away from pets. If you splashed out on a glorious festive houseplant for Christmas and are hoping it lasts well into the New Year, spare a thought for your pets, because some houseplants can be toxic to cats and dogs. Poinsettia, mistletoe, and holly, for instance, can be harmful to pets, along with other popular houseplants. Dave Leicester of UK emergency vets Vets Now (vets-now.com) looks at the popular festive plants tha...