We’d love to see your houseplants: the biggest, the oldest and the most unusual: from the Swiss cheese plant that’s taking over your front room to the venus fly trap you’ve been nurturing for years.
We’ll print our favourites in the Do Something section of the Guardian, so please make sure you upload the highest resolution images you can. We’ll also publish a gallery on the Guardian website.
You can share your houseplant photos via GuardianWitness by clicking on the blue ‘Contribute’ button on this article. You can also use the GuardianWitness smartphone app or the new Guardian app and search for ‘GuardianWitness assignments’.
Here are some of the contributions so far:
An Inheritance
Yucca plant and Moneytree.
The Moneytree is a cutting from a plant going back to the fifties in the UK.
My Mother in law had green fingers.
It started with one..
I bought him the tiny one last summer. I didn't know what I was starting. Eight months later and we have a growing collection; six cacti and two bonsais. He visits specialist bonsai shops, talks to them, buys books for them.. If only I knew then what I know now - my boyfriend is in love with his plants!
Bathroom palm
Morning sun
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