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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 that will last beyond Christmas and could be hazardous for pets... Poinsettia "Poinsettias are origin...