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Stacey Colino THE WASHINGTON POST – Plants don’t interrupt when you’re speaking. They don’t argue or ask difficult questions. And regardless of whether they’re listening, research has shown them to be a calming presence. It’s no wonder, then, that so many of us talk to ours. In a 2022 survey by Trees.com, 50 per cent […]

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