Source: www.themindunleashed.org | Original Post Date: September 13, 2015 –
Houseplants do wonders for a house: they breathe new life to a room, add a bright pop of color, and purify the air. Not all plants are equally effective, however, when it comes to filtering harmful air-borne toxins and pollutants.
NASA conducted a Clean Air Study to identify the best air-filtering indoor plants, all of which commonly found at local flower shops, to help guide us in our purchasing decisions. Even better, Love The Garden created an info-graphic that lists 18 NASA-recommended plants for improving air quality as well as the common toxins that each plant can treat.
