What a scheme includes
- Survey and specification: light readings at every position, a plant schedule with botanical names and sizes, and planter options.
- Installation: plants grown on and acclimatised at our nursery, delivered and placed out of hours if needed.
- Fortnightly technician visits: watering calibrated with moisture meters, cleaning, pruning, feeding and turning.
- Biological pest management: beneficial insects instead of sprays in occupied spaces.
- 100% replacement guarantee: any plant that declines is swapped on the next visit at no charge.
Why peat-free substrate matters in offices
Office plants mostly die from too much water, given by well-meaning staff, by cleaners, or by over-generous maintenance. Planting every display in our high-AFP bark and mineral blends gives roots air even when someone pours in a mug of water, and the clear inner pots let technicians see moisture at a glance. It is the same reason our home customers lose fewer plants.
Plants for real office conditions
Deep-plan floors and north light suit Aglaonema, Zamioculcas and Epipremnum. Offices with windows on two sides can carry Philodendron, Dracaena and Calathea in self-watering troughs. Glazed façades and atria support architectural Ficus, Monstera on moss poles and Kentia palms. See our low-light Aglaonema guide and use the light finder for a first look at your space.
Hospitality and retail
For cafés, restaurants and hotels we design trailing displays, living shelving and statement specimens that cope with door draughts and fluctuating heating, and schedule visits outside service hours.