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These gardening influencers have more than 300,000 Instagram followers among them. From left, Darlene Zavala (@darlinggreenthings), Christine Kelso (@workhardplanthard), Danae Horst (@foliacollective), Brandon Jeon (@mrplantdad) and Jennifer Tao (@jenssuccs).

These gardening influencers have more than 300,000 Instagram followers among them. From left, Darlene Zavala (@darlinggreenthings), Christine Kelso (@workhardplanthard), Danae Horst (@foliacollective), Brandon Jeon (@mrplantdad) and Jennifer Tao (@jenssuccs).

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Instagram plant influencers

A detail of a monstera variegata in Brandon Jeon’s home.

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Instagram plant influencers

For Brandon Jeon, no room is off limits when it comes to plants. At left, a syngonium.

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Instagram plant influencers

Hoya plants hang from a closet rod in Danae Horst’s dining room.

  (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times)

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Instagram plant influencers

Potted plants include, from left: Xerosicyos danguyii, Anthurium ottonis, Peperomia argyreia, Selenicereus anthonyanus.

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Instagram plant influencers

Follow the evolution of Christine Kelso’s kitchen shelves via #whphkitchenshelves on her Instagram.

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Instagram plant influencers

Plants hang from a tree next to the fireplace in the living room of Christine Kelso’s home.

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Instagram plant influencers

Christine Kelso at home with her plants.

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Instagram plant influencers

Plants hang along with the pots in Darlene Zavala’s kitchen.

  (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times)

Instagram plant influencers

Detail of a rhizomatous begonia in the living room of Darlene Zavala’s home.

  (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times)

Instagram plant influencers

Jennifer Tao holds an echeveria ‘Perle von Nurnberg’ at home in Camarillo.

  (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times)

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