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Posted on March 12, 2020Read this before choosing palms for your office
Palms are the very symbol of the tropics. They have both an alluring mystique and (to us in Queensland) a friendly familiarity. In Brisbane, we get to enjoy a warm, humid climate with plenty of sunshine. So does our vegetation. And when we go inside, we want to bring a bit of nature in to keep the good vibes flowing.
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Posted on October 29, 2019Feng Shui your Office with Plants for Prosperity, Health and Harmony
There’s no doubt there is something magical about adding greenery to your indoor space: it’s a very tangible feeling. Take your office for example. You may fit it out with beautiful furniture and hang stunning pieces of artwork on the walls. But it’s not until you add indoor plants to your space that the feeling shifts at a visceral level for those who work or visit there. A certain ambience is created. And if you use the right plants in the right way, that ambience is amplified and even channeled.
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Posted on June 26, 2019
Is Your Office Suffering from Sick Building Syndrome? Indoor plants can help!
Did you know that your office can get sick? Images of Beauty and the Beast or other Disney movies might come to mind. A building that’s coughing and sneezing, using bed sheets as a hanky might seem funny. But it’s a serious problem that can be impacting you and your team.
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Posted on May 9, 2019
What’s your Office’s First Impression?
Bringing clients or customers into your office for a meeting can sometimes be a daunting experience for them. Essentially, you’re playing on home turf and they’re playing an away game – giving you the upper hand. And while that may not be your intention, sometimes it can come out that way.
Alternatively, you might be trying to get that new client on board – you can impress them by showing them how your office has that special combination of professional and relaxed, making them want to spend more time there!
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Posted on February 4, 2019
Artificial Plants Vs Real Plants: Which are Better for Your Office?
Spoiler Alert: the real plants come out on top!
The first thing that draws most people to adding plants to the office to brighten up the space is the aesthetic appeal.
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Posted on November 29, 2018
The 6 Best Indoor Plants for Brisbane Businesses
Plants in the workplace have some incredible benefits! From cleaning the air to increasing productivity and reducing stress – there are so many reasons to get indoor plants for your office.
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Posted on October 2, 2018
Beginners Guide to Indoor Plants
By now we’ve all learned the many, many positive health benefits for owning and caring for indoor plants. From improving the air quality by removing toxins and reducing stress levels to helping your staff to focus better and improve their productivity, what’s stopping you from getting some indoor plants?
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Posted on September 12, 20187 NASA-Approved Air-Filtering Plants For Your Office
Are your staff finding it difficult to concentrate or even taking days off because they’re suffering from headaches, allergies or eye irritations? It might be time for a NASA intervention! By this, we mean adding some of the best NASA-approved air-filtering plants to your office space to combat allergy-inducing toxins in the air.
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Posted on August 2, 2018
9 Surprising Facts About Indoor Plants
While most of us love our indoor plants for their beauty – naturally of course – you might be surprised by what you don’t know about your indoor plants. We’ve compiled ‘9 Surprising Facts About Indoor Plants’ that will have you falling in love all over again with your ferny friends, for very different reasons!
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Posted on July 17, 2018How To Care For Your Office Plants
If you’ve ever owned indoor plants, chances are you’ve probably experienced confusion around why your plants keep wilting, especially when you’ve been doing everything ‘right’ (or so you think!). You’ve been watering them regularly, positioning them near sunlight and sending them happy ‘you-can-do-it’ vibes. You may have even typed into google, ‘Brisbane Plant Doctor’. Unfortunately, there’s lot more involved with caring for your office plants than you may think!
