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The phrase "at your plants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to locations or settings related to someone's plants, such as in a gardening or industrial context.
Example: "I will be checking the health of the flowers at your plants this weekend."
Alternatives: "at your facilities" or "at your garden".
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Gardening in space, therefore, is a whole new shouting match (and sometimes you have to shout at your plants when they don't behave).
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