At PLANTEDhouse, we believe living spaces should feel calm, refined, and thoughtfully maintained. For many of our clients, that also means sharing their homes with beloved pets. Plants bring warmth, texture, and vitality to interiors — but some common houseplants can be toxic to dogs and cats. The key is not avoidance. It’s awareness and intentional placement. Below is a clear guide to help you make informed decisions. COMMON HOUSEPLANTS THAT ARE TOXIC TO PETS Many popular in

Bottom line: Watering, feeding, and rotating aren’t chores—they’re ways to connect with your plants. Check the soil, pour with care, feed during growth spurts, and rotate for balance. Do it right, and your indoor jungle will not only survive—it will thrive beautifully.

At PLANTEDhouse, we believe your plants should be just as well cared for in your absence as they are when you’re home. Whether you’re managing a rental property, escaping for the season, or jetting off for a well-earned break, our plant care services make sure your green companions don’t just survive — they flourish.