TreeLocate, a leading provider of high-quality artificial plants and trees, played a crucial role in transforming Uma Nota Manila into a visually stunning and immersive green space. This contemporary restaurant in the Philippines’ capital, inspired by the rich heritage of Brazil and Japan, offers an atmosphere where cultural boundaries dissolve..

A huge congratulations to TreeLocate on their 30th anniversary! Founded by brothers Mark and Jonny Nesbitt, TreeLocate has grown into a globally recognized leader in artificial foliage and bespoke plants. Over the past three decades, the company has developed a reputation for high-quality, lifelike trees, plants, and foliage, primarily catering to the hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, and bars.

National Careers Week (3–5 March) is an exciting opportunity to showcase the diverse and rewarding career paths available in interior landscaping. At plants@work, we encourage our members to take an active role in promoting these careers. Whether you’re a business owner, designer, or technician, your experience can provide valuable insights to those exploring career options.  

As we approach February 24, 2025, marking the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we reflect on how the war has impacted every aspect of life—including the interior landscaping industry. Despite the devastation and uncertainty, Ukrainian designers and landscapers have shown remarkable resilience, continuing their work to bring comfort and a sense of normalcy to people’s lives through greenery.

The concept of Vulcaponics as sustainable interior landscaping solution is being explored in an article by Kenneth Freeman of Purposeful Places. This innovative method which utilises volcanic rock as a growing medium in place of traditional soil is a relatively new practice that may offer significant environmental and practical advantages. As interior landscaping continues to evolve, Vulcaponics may present a compelling alternative to traditional compost.