FAQ About Historical Significance of Indoor Plants
What role did indoor plants play in Roman society?
In Roman society, indoor plants were a status symbol and a key element of interior design. Homes of the wealthy often featured grand indoor gardens, or 'hortus', which included an array of plants. These plants were chosen not only for their beauty but also for their fragrance and utility, contributing to the pleasant atmosphere of Roman villas and providing herbs for culinary use.
