In a 2022 paper published by the University of Reading, PHD researcher Ms Jenny Berger (and others) found Pothos, Ficus sphere, Ficus column and Palms to be the four most attractive indoor plants. Co-authored by Psychology Professor Philip Beaman and Berger’s PHD supervisors Dr Emmanuel Essah and Dr Tijana Blanusa, the study analysed the psychological responses of 520 […]
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Indoor and outdoor pot design is constantly evolving. As a result, 2023 is set to bring some exciting new trends to the forefront. With a global market size of approximately AUD$833 million dollars, designer pots now range from $80 to $5,000 depending on your requirements. The significance of this outlay has made indoor plant hire
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Discovering your indoor plant style is a similar journey to uncovering your interior design preferences. It will probably start with a Google or Instagram search of plant styling that appeals to you or your vision. Okay Google, what’s my indoor plant style? When clients contact us to design a greenery solution to suit their space,
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Are you curious about the process of office plant hire for your Brisbane business? Join us behind the scenes on the GRT Lawyer’s office plant refresh. The client: GRT Lawyers, Brisbane City GRT Lawyers is a corporate advisory firm, located at the prestigious One One One Eagle Street office building in Brisbane’s central business district. With over 18
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Are you considering a career as an interior landscape designer? Read this first. Advance Plants is South-East Queensland’s leading interior and exterior landscaping provider. Indoor plant design and hire, green wall design and construction, plantscape design, interior plantscaping—there are many terms to describe the interior work that we do. But put simply, our team brings
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Looking for plant themes to compliment your preferred design style? Landscape designer Kelli Forward, shares the most common plant themes for corporate gardens. Similar to interior design styles, plant themes can transform a space to either compliment or confuse the continuity of its intended purpose. For example, you wouldn’t put Alocasia in an English cottage
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Thinking of making the transition to indoor plant technician? Indoor operations manager, Natalie (no-nonsense Nat) Horsford shares her experience. Are you passionate about plants? Do you daydream about going home to care for your plant babies and leave every nursery with a lighter wallet? Internet plant culture, funny memes, Instagram and Tiktok accounts may connect
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Are you curious about the different types of mulch available to keep your grounds looking beautiful? From grass clippings to recycled tire rubber, mulch comes in many forms of organic and inorganic matter. Yet their primary purpose can vary depending on your environment and preferences. Finding which mulch works best for your property can be
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Are you looking for safe, non-toxic indoor plants for your child care centre? There are so many benefits to bringing indoor plants into your early learning rooms, and yet the stakes couldn’t be higher when the care of babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers are involved. While very few indoor plants are actually fatal (and usually only when
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Looking to avoid the hardest indoor plants to keep alive? From the overexposed Fiddle Leaf Fig to the finicky Maiden Hair Fern (and all ferns for that matter)—it is a truth universally acknowledged, that some of the most popular indoor plants are also the hardest to keep alive. (If they weren’t, we probably wouldn’t have
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