Plant library

A little free library plant stand in Eagle Rock, California, encourages neighbors to swap succulents, cuttings and smiles, too.

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Houseplant enthusiast Summer Rayne Oakes has 670 plants in her Brooklyn apartment and shares her tips for living with plants in low light and drafty rooms.

These days, bookshelves are more than just a storage solution for your ever-growing collection of titles. In fact, they’ve become certifiable style moments that more often than not double as the focal point of a room. In a small space, one may take on a multitude of roles — bar cart, home office, and media center, to name a few. In a slightly more spacious setting, one can rise to new heights as a wall-to-wall construct that transforms a living room into a dream library.

Little free plant stands, which give the opportunity for community members to take a free plant home, have been popping up in the Phoenix area. In recent weeks, six have been set up in Tucson.

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