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Dragon Tree | Improve Your Air Quality Learn how these plants can make your home greener—and cleaner by: Andrew Hanelly Household name: Dragon tree Scientific name: Dracaena marginata Size: Can grow as tall as 15 feet, but commonly does not. How it makes your home better: Stops the toxic effects of fumes from household lacquers and gasoline, commonly polluting garages. Watch out for: Burning and flecking. Despite its fiery name, the Dragon tree will become speckled and wilt slightly when overexposed to the sun. Keep it in a dimly light area of your home to avoid problems. Chrysanthemum Dragon Tree Peace lily Ficus English ivy Return to Plants that Improve Indoor Air Quality main page

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1. what about cats? are any of these plants poisonous to cats?

   elisha coyle — August 23, 2008 @ 7:41 pm — Reply

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