1. Put your houseplants outside to give them an airing.

2. Feed houseplants with a liquid fertiliser.

3. Will you water my houseplants while I'm away?

4. But then I love growing houseplants.

5. Garden or houseplant fertiliser is not suitable.

6. Houseplants should be allowed to drift into semi-dormancy.

7. For this reason consider them temporary houseplants and propagate new stock each year.

8. It has been found that houseplants help purify the air.

9. Clean swept floors, no faded blooms or tired houseplants are good indications of good husbandry and therefore reliable product.

10. Tomorrow I may eat another houseplant.

11. Tomorrow I might eat another houseplant.

12. My favorite houseplant is the peace lily...

13. To start, co-workers take a new or beloved houseplant to work and sit it on a table.

14. New move or after new clothes is repaired, houseplant lives not easily, leaf sends yellow, wither easily, especially the plant with a few extremely strong vitality also grows normally hard.

15. Once you've read up on houseplant care and picked some shade-friendly plants you're interested in, hit up your local nursery and explain to the staff what you're looking for.

16. Wax plant, Hoya carnosa, is an old-fashioned houseplant much prized for its hanging clusters of waxy, star-shaped flowers.

17. Hoya carnosa, a fascinating houseplant with fragrant flowers that will bloom for a lifetime...if you're patient enough to stick with it the first six or eight years with little reward.

18. Both of these members of the Rubiaceae family are finding their way into good houseplant departments.

19. The cosy harshness was broken only by a pair of plastic houseplants and by prints of country scenes on the walls.

20. During the main growing season from April to September, frequent watering is required, adding a liquid houseplant feed each week.

21. Moving briskly, Wade dug out a plastic garbage bag, marched into the living room, and collected the dead houseplants.

22. This allows you to raise your own seeds, over-winter houseplants and propagate.

23. Woke up to hear bulldozers Rumble through vacant lots, Saw houseplants we forgot to water Shrivelled in their pots.

24. I would like to know how to grow chrysanthemums as a houseplant.

25. Do plants wilt at the sight of you? With these tips, anyone can keep a houseplant alive – even you!

26. Inside were a comfy couch and easy chairs, a tall fabric houseplant in a corner, and a large high-definition television set atop a credenza.

27. An Australian evergreen tree (Brassasia actinophylla), having palmately compound leaves and widely cultivated in its smaller forms as a houseplant.

28. Summer arrived, a lot of people like to cultivate houseplant in the home, decorate household not only, the health to family also is in benignantly .

29. The thesis focuses on the economic housing, the user and the application of houseplant in habitancy space using the behaviouristic psychology theory.

30. A climbing or trailing woody vine (Cissus antarctica) native to Australia, often grown as a houseplant for its glossy green foliage.

31. What need points out is, floral these functions have certain limit, its action increases as cultivated amount and increase, relying on houseplant completely to satisfy is impossible.

32. If you believe a pet or child has eaten parts of a houseplant, please contact your local poison-control center.

33. "Basically, any houseplant can set off an allergy, " said Stefan Gentzen, director of the German garden retailers' association in Berlin.

34. Even though it makes a great houseplant, you should be careful for children and animals: callas are very toxic, if eaten!

35. The plant undertakes inspiratory oxygen is when respiration, emit carbon dioxide, at this moment if houseplant is too much, can increase concentration of the carbon dioxide in air.

36. Last, points out the importance of the interior forestation in habitancy space and the guiding significance of behaviouristic psychology in houseplant application.

37. With these tips, anyone can keep a houseplant alive – even you!

38. South American jointed cactus with usually red flowers; often cultivated as a houseplant; sometimes classified as genus Schlumbergera.