Sadly, some people know only two kinds of office plants: the silk ones and those dusty brown fire hazards on top of the filing cabinet. While many of these leafy casualties could have been saved with proper care, it’s critical to choose plants that can thrive in the challenging office biome. We can help you choose the perfect interior plant to improve your workplace’s aesthetics and your health.

– We assess your office lighting. Obviously, a plant that needs full sun doesn’t have much of a chance in a windowless copy room, but we figure out where you can put plants in your office and determine how much light they’ll get on average. Low light (shade loving) plants will do fine in most office settings (such as the top of a cubicle in the center of the floor, away from the windows). Many plants do well if placed near the fluorescent lights in the office. If you have access to south or west-facing windows, you’ll have more flexibility in choosing plants.

- Care Some plants require more maintenance than others, and sometimes it can be difficult to find time in the workday to water or prune them. In a busy office it is difficult to give enough attention the plants and that is where a professional plant maintenance company comes in.

- Care Some plants require more maintenance than others, and sometimes it can be difficult to find time in the workday to water or prune them. In a busy office it is difficult to give enough attention the plants and that is where a professional plant maintenance company comes in. – Determine the purpose of your plants. Different plants can do different things for you. If you mainly want to brighten a space, you’ll probably want a specimen plant or one with colorful, variegated leaves. If you’re looking to remove as much carbon dioxide–or add as much oxygen–as possible, you should look for a green plant with a lot of leaf area. Certain plants, such as the Raphis palm, Kentia palm or Dracaena ‘Janet Craig’ are exceptionally effective at removing airborne chemicals commonly found in offices.

- Set your plant budget. While some plants can be very expensive individually, the more plants you plan to own, the more important your budget will be. We can help you figure out how much you want to spend purchasing the plants and their long-term maintenance.

- Which plants. Our professionals suggest the plants that work for your space. We know what will thrive and look great. – Some plants (like many orchids and bonsai) have very specific light, humidity, and temperature needs. We can advise you.

- Purchase quality plants. It is important your plants come from a reputable supplier. We supply good quality healthy plants that are free of mold, rot and pests. – We supply all types of indoor plants to suit your home or office. Office plants for include Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Newmarket, Mississauga, Toronto and cross Canada locations.

Plants need love and care. The natural habitat of a plant is not exactly indoors. In an artificial environment, the plant depends only on you for all it necessities. The plant looks up to you for all of its requirements. You must to know the basic requirements for the care of plants. You are the only one who can look after the following needs of the plant.

The basic elements that plants need for their growth are:

• Air
• Temperature
• Light
• Water
• Humidity
• Re-potting
• Food Pruning
• Disease and Pest Control

The plants however differ in the quality and quantity of these needs that they must have in order to grow successfully. Care for plants is all about how best you satisfy the above needs of the plants.

If you have any questions you can contact us here. We will do our best to answer them.

It is essential that you find the right spot in your home for each plant and that you provide it with optimal conditions in terms of light, temperature and relative humidity. You also need to be familiar with the basics of watering, fertilizing and reporting.

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