Large brick-walled living room in Alabama: winter low 60s°F, 10 large windows, bright but only 1 hour direct sun morning/evening, 10-foot ceiling. Owner wanted tall plant recommendations, moderate care level.
Most plants thrive in cool, bright conditions. Winter humidity may be only challenge.
Typical flowering shrubs/perennials need more light than available.
List plants you LOVE; expert will confirm viability. Fragrance + cool + bright = great options.
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