Saturday, November 17, 2007
I would like to bring houseplants and window gardening into the facility where I work. We have a resident cat and 32 alzheimer residents. I would like a list of what plants are safe.
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Hi and thanks for writing!
My name is MK and I am the producer of this site.
I do not have any information on what plants would be safe to bring into the facility where you work. I suspect that someone more familiar with plants and gardening would know what plants would have adverse affects on Alzheimer's patients.
However, I will forward the question along to our experts and will let you know what I hear from them.
Sorry we couldn't be of more help, for now...
MK