The plants, they said, work hard to ‘soak up water’ and keep mould under control. They can work as a 'natural dehumifier' in your house, especially if you're worried about the development of ...

Native plants soak up that rainwater and filter pollutants leaving less runoff and less water pollution to cause problems. Have a soggy spot in the yard? Create a small native plant garden there.

Let your plant soak up the water for a half hour or so. Once it's had a good drink, let any excess water drip away before returning your plant to its favorite spot. In some cases jade plants can ...

It’s fine if water gets on the top of your plant, but when you’re done, you may want to use a paper towel to soak up excess water if it’s gathered around the leaves. If you do, just be ...

Native plants along a lakefront or streamside have strong root systems that not only soak up excess nutrients but also help hold soil in place on the water’s edge to prevent erosion. And if you can ...