Episode 15 of the Price & Gardner report.

Can you guess how many plants are in Casey's home? Or in Tyler's home? (Answers below). 

As the days grow shorter and we settle indoors, below is a look at how houseplants can breathe life into your home...if you can keep them alive, that is.

As always, this newsletter is full of useful info, market updates, and a few laughs. We’re glad you’re here!

MEDIAN CLOSED SALES PRICE

(Residential)

TODAY'S INTEREST RATE:6.31%

(MND 30 year fixed rate)

HOUSEPLANTS CAN IMPROVE YOUR HOME!

As we start to shift into fall, bringing a little greenery inside is one way to brighten up your space. Houseplants add color, clean the air, and create a calming vibe that can help with making your home feel even more welcoming. And if real plants aren't your thing, fake ones have (very) similar effects - though we encourage real plants.

Here are our favorites:

• Snake Plant: nearly impossible to kill + loves low light
• Ficus Burgundy Rubber Plant: striking color + thrives in bright, indirect light
• ZZ Plant: tough, low-maintenance + thrives with little care
• Peace Lily: adds elegant blooms + helps purify the air

Quick tip: most indoor plants prefer indirect light and less water than you'd think. Let the soil dry out a bit before watering again.

• Casey's House Plant Count: 63
• Tyler's House Plant Count: 3

Casey has ended up with quite a collection of houseplants thanks to Melanie's influence. Click here to see how they have styled them around their home. 

JOKE OF THE MONTH

Why are trees so good at networking?

...they're always branching out.

What did the bee say to the plant after telling it a joke?

...I'm just pollen your leg.

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