Promoting Careers in Interior Landscaping During National Careers Week

Monday, 24 February 2025

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.

Celebrating Green Wall Day

Friday, 14 February 2025

Tomorrow, February 15th, marks International Green Wall Day, a global celebration of the beauty and benefits of living green walls. Whether indoors or outdoors, these lush vertical gardens enhance urban environments, improve air quality, boost well-being, and support biodiversity.

This special day was chosen to honour Stanley Hart White, the visionary landscape architect who pioneered the living wall concept over 130 years ago. His groundbreaking innovation continues to inspire architects, designers, and interior landscapers worldwide.

Thriving Amidst Adversity: Interior Landscaping’s Role in Wartime Ukraine

Friday, 21 February 2025

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.

Nurture Landscapes Transforms Central London Bank with Stunning Interior Planting

Wednesday, 12 February 2025

Nurture Landscapes has successfully completed an ambitious interior landscaping project for a leading bank in central London. The installation featured two striking 7.5m Bucida trees, designed to enhance the reception area by introducing planting and reducing glare.

Beyond Soil: Could Vulcaponics be a Game-Changer for the Interior Landscaping Industry?

Thursday, 20 February 2025

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.

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