If you want to add some greens in your home but not sure if you can keep it alive, then look for interior foliage that is easy to grow and maintain. Green thumb or not or even if you only have little time to spare for caring and watering, this interior foliage makes for some of the best houseplants. Anyone can keep these plants thriving. Sansevieria Also known as snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue…
Are you tired of looking at the same white walls every single day? Maybe, your employees are feeling the same. In fact, it could be one of the reasons they’re less productive and lazier. But bringing life into your office and giving it a more professional look doesn’t have to break your bank. All you have to do is add some plants through a company plant service and follow these tips: Mind the preferences…
You spend the majority of your day confined within the four walls of your office and it can really make you feel deprived, especially if you love the outdoors. But if you can’t go outside, you can bring the outdoors in by adding these low maintenance five plants in your space with the help of an office plant service: Cactus If you are known to kill every plant that was ever put under your…
If you look at most interior and event design inspirations today, you’ll see that they all have one thing in common: plants. They’re green, beautiful, and flexible, which is why plants are now widely used as decorations for events of any kind because they can easily spruce up a place without putting much effort into it. If you’re planning to hire an event plant rental, here are five tips that you can use to make…
It’s on Pinterest, social media and just about everywhere. Almost all of us have fallen in love with foliage for our homes, which is why it’s no surprise that interior foliage services are also highly in-demand. But with all those beautiful photos to take inspiration from, the choice of what foliage to use for your home can sometimes become overwhelming. This year, it’s all about these five great foliage finds that would easily…
Event plant rental is now more booming than ever, and it’s easy to know why. If you search for short term event inspirations on social media or Pinterest, you’ll most likely see pictures of greenery for types of events at hotels, convention centers, parks, school graduations, government functions and many more. Although this theme has been used for many years, new additions that put a twist to this old favorite have given it the comeback…
Looking for ideas for holiday decorating in Orlando? With Christmas just around the corner, you’re likely to use a theme related to this special season. There is nothing wrong with this, as long as you find ways to express your interests in a way that is more unique than usual. With this celebration happening every year, it’s important to add a fresh twist to holiday decorating in Orlando. How do you choose a theme…
Christmas in July, what is that anyway? It’s essentially as the name suggests, a Christmas celebration held in July depending on what part of the hemisphere you’re in. The idea that began on a French opera in 1892 has become a full-blown tradition practiced by many in the United States. Advertisers have also capitalized on the trend by using Christmas in July as a way to sell old goods to make way for the year’s…
Decorating a venue for any occasion is much easier with event plant rental in Orlando that residents highly recommend. With fully grown plants in many varieties readily available as decoration, you skip the tedious part of growing them yourselves and jump right through to putting them to good use. But with all the plants to choose from, knowing which ones suit a particular venue or event is quite a challenge. This is where providers of…
How long do indoor plants typically last? Houseplants can live a long time, especially when provided the right environment and with proper maintenance from interior foliage services. Some plants may be short-lived under indoor conditions, but others can last two to three years, even longer. Researchers at the Bronx’s New York Botanical garden, however, say that plants don’t have a specific lifespan. The only exceptions are the “annuals” that live and die for…
