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If you have asthma and allergies, you probably believe that plants would make these worse. Hold the Phone! Here is some interesting info for the nasally challenged!

Although new energy efficient homes are great, they're also more airtight than older homes. This helps keep allergens and dust inside. The good news is, there are a lots of house plants that can help with allergies. Not only are these fantastic  for removing those pesky allergens wreaking havoc on your nasal passages, but they add beauty to your home, which is great for your mood too.

 Adding some hypoallergenic houseplants to your home has a number of benefits if you deal with allergies (and even if you don't) — A 1989 NASA study found that a number of plants can actually help reduce indoor air pollution. Houseplants for allergy sufferers also contain lower pollen counts and are less likely to trigger allergic reactions.

Here are seven options to consider…

      1.Marginata

    2. Peace Lilies

       3. Chinese Evergreen

 

       4. Janet Craig

 

    5. Gerber Daisies

 

    6. Bamboo Palm

 

    7. Swedish Ivy