Victorian Plant Parenthood
Ferns and ivies were more than mere decor for the Victorians; they fostered a deep bond akin to companionship, especially for those feeling lonely. As modernism emerged, a stark shift occurred, rejecting the ornate style of the past, which included the beloved houseplant. Yet, despite this cultural pivot, houseplants managed to endure, reflecting a persistent connection to nature within domestic spaces.In this clip
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