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Plantscape Designs’ founder and owner Joe Gallo, in addition to serving the clients of Plantscape Designs, is a prolific researcher and author. In 2010, he wrote, “101 Plantcare Tips for Your Interior Plantscape.” He also enjoys educating current and prospective clients as well as general plant enthusiasts by means of frequent blog posts. Read below for the most recent articles.

What Wal Street has to say about interior office plants.

This is an article reproduced, in part, to share and illustrate the importance of live green interior office plants in your Boston office work place.THE WALL STREET JOURNAL.TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2011 © 2011, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights ReservedA Superhero...

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New Book for Interior Office Plant Care by PDI Boston, MA.

Plantscape Designs Inc Has created a much needed interior office plant care book entitled ,"101 Plantcare Tips for Your Interior Plantscape". Now, new with colored photos and even more interesting articles concerning the caring of your inetrior office plants.Table of...

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Checking for insect pests on your office plants Boston, Ma.

Insects can come from outdoors or other plants. Flying stages, airborne eggs or brushing an infected plant exposes other plants. The best defense against insects is to keep your plants healthy. Check your plants often to find insects early; pay particular attention to...

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Economical ways to enchance interiorscapes of your office.

One way to save money and still bring the outdoors indoors is by using beautiful once living birch tree trunks or even tropical bamboo shoots inside your office workplace.The white birch used here in one of our Cambridge software companies speaks nature , found in our...

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Why Bamboos in your indoor office interiors?

Bamboos are classified in the grass order (Graminals).There are over 4000 species of grasses.Grasses are found in the prairies, coniferous forests, shrubby chaparral, desert, alpine and deserts as well as in your indoor offices.The grasses such as the bamboos have...

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What was Tulipmania?

1. Like our "dot Com bubble", "Real Estate bubble" and our latest "Banking and "Stocks Exchange" bubbles, the "Tulip bubble "of 1637 in Holland ( Tulipmania ) was our first meltdown of our Western World investment experience.2. Even the price of the basic plain-Jane...

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Flowering Azaleas have arrived for our Boston cityscapes!

Pink azaleas have arrives for our Boston interior office- scapes. Azaleas are the harbinger of spring. These flowering evergreens are incorporated in Plantscape Designs weekly flowering programs.The more common causes of the complete death of an azalea are improper...

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Why use cycads in your indoor office plant designs?

1. Cycads are seed plants characterized by a large crown of compound leaves and a stout trunk. They are evergreen, dioecious plants having large pinnately compound leaves. 2.They are frequently confused with and mistaken for palms or ferns, but are only distantly...

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What is Botany and Art?

1. If tulips were so rare, how did everyone know so much about them? Centuries before the internet or television, all goods for sale were rendered in catalogs full of drawings or, in some cases, paintings. The tulips of the 17th-century Holland were immortalized in...

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Why use phoenix pots in your Boston, MA NE interiorscapes?

1. All kinds of colors thats why? These pots come in all colors and pantinas to blend with your indoor office interiors.2. Phoenix is a moderately-priced container option. It is made from post-consumer materials (recycled office equipment and household items) and is...

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Plants for inside outside atriums for your office buildings

The interior atrium (left) of this Boston office building has a simple but effective softening calming and welcoming design.Seasonal bromeliads are changed every two months. Reds , oranges, pinks , yellows, burgundies, whites and even peaches are applied in this...

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Phototropism whats that?

1.Phototropism is directional growth in which the direction of growth is determined by the direction of the light source. 2. In other words, it is the growth and response to a light stimulus. Phototropism is most often observed in plants. 3.The cells on the plant that...

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Why use pothos plants in your interior landscape?

Pothos : Epipremnum aureum 1. Light Level: High 2. Water Level: MediumPothos is a very common foliage plant. Planterra uses mostly ‘Jade,’ ‘Marble Queen,’ ‘Neon,’ and ‘Golden’ varieties. They look great in hanging baskets, tabletop bowls, and as ground cover. With the...

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My office needs narrow and stately office plants.

Mona lisas are tall, narrow and stately interior office plants. Grown on the island of Hawaii in their native lava rocks, hydroponically ; Mona lisa , janet crags can landscape your low light office interiors very nicely. Call us they just arrived! This plant shown...

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